Could my thyroid medication Thronorm 25mcg, or the change in my thyroid levels from 6.59 to 3.59, be causing my constant fast heartbeat and the throbbing sensation in the back of my head and neck, especially since anxiety medications like Nexito and Anxit 0.25 are not relieving these symptoms? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my thyroid medication Thronorm 25mcg, or the change in my thyroid levels from 6.59 to 3.59, be causing my constant fast heartbeat and the throbbing sensation in the back of my head and neck, especially since anxiety medications like Nexito and Anxit 0.25 are not relieving these symptoms?

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Could my thyroid medication Thronorm 25mcg, or the change in my thyroid levels from 6.59 to 3.59, be causing my constant fast heartbeat and the throbbing sensation in the back of my head and neck, especially since anxiety medications like Nexito and Anxit 0.25 are not relieving these symptoms?

Asked by Female, 29 · 7 days ago

Veda Maddala

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5 days ago

Your TSH change from 6.59 to 3.59 is actually a positive sign, showing that your thyroid medication, Thyronorm (levothyroxine), is successfully bringing your levels into the normal range. However, some individuals are highly sensitive to thyroid hormone adjustments, which can occasionally trigger palpitations or tension, even when blood levels look normal. Since your anxiety medications, Nexito (escitalopram) and Anxit (alprazolam), aren't easing these symptoms, please consult your doctor. They can check your blood pressure, monitor your heart rate, and ensure your dosage is perfectly tailored to your body. Please do not alter your doses without their guidance.

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Could my thyroid medication Thronorm 25mcg, or the change in my thyroid levels from 6.59 to 3.59, be causing my constant fast heartbeat and the throbbing sensation in the back of my head and neck, especially since anxiety medications like Nexito and Anxit 0.25 are not relieving these symptoms?

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