hopalong_too

I am new to this board but was advised that due to my lab results I should maybe inquire here about the possibility of adrenal issues and/or hyperparathyroidism. This is my life for the past few months:

Hip pain started 11 months ago now.
I started on Thyroid meds in Nov.

Results:
11/19
TSH 1.12 (.34-5.6)
FT3 2.6 (2.3-4.2)
FT4 .68 (.58-1.64)

01/08
TSH 0.03 (.34-5.6)
FT3 3.7 (2.3-4.2) (75%)
FT4 1.02 (.58-1.64) (41%)
TPOab was 24 (0-9) and TGab 16 (<4)

One hypoechoic thyroid nodule 4x4x6m

Vitamin D 21 (32-100) Put on supplements again!
Vitamin D 35 (32-100) I take 50,000IU/week
PTH 27 (12-88)
Calcium 10 (8.5-10.5)
Ionized Calcium 1.35 H (1.17-1.32) NO calcium supplements taken

At my latest Endo visit:
TSH 0.02 (.34-5.6)
FT4 .84 (.58-1.64) 27%
FT3 3.5 (2.3-4.2) 63%

Changed to 50mcg Synthroid and 5mcg Cytomel

3/19
Calcium 10.3 (8.5-10.3)
Potassium 4.1 (3.6-5.1)
Creatinine .7 (.5-1.5)
Chloride 104 (101-111)

04/03
Calcium 5 (8.5-10.2) GEEZ! Maybe a lab error since Ca is ALWAYS at he high end but then the electrolytes went whacky! Doc sent me to the ER!

04/04 (At the ER)
Sodium 137 (135-145) low normal
Chloride 97 (97-108) low normal
Potassium 3.3 (3.5-5.2) LOW
Glucose 117 (60-99) HIGH
Blood Pressure 172/97 (eventually came down)
Calcium 9.7 (8.5-10.2)

B12 324 (211-911) Now 424 with supplements
Folate 16.6 (>5.4)
Ferritin 30

I am not dehydrated and I eat a lot of bananas, avocado, salads etc. and I drink water! No diuretics! Hope this helps!

The only thing I can think that might be contributing is that I am writing final exams and feel the stress! Who wouldn't after being away from school for 30 years! (Doing great though...) I just wish my body would cooperate.

I have two thoughts...
#1 Hyperparathyroid because Calcium tends to be above 10 more than not.
#2 Something with the adrenals and I had no testing for that. Just started on thyroid meds.

Thank you! Hoppy

I woke up this morning to the WORST cramp in my calf that I have had in a LONG time. Finally got it to dissipate but it is still sore!