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Headaches, liver problem ,thyroid
I feel very much lazy throughout the day and feel headache entire day. i don not feel and hunger sensation in my stomach and tsh levels were also high last month..and i donot think thyroxine tablets are working in my body..
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It depends when you started the medication. Unlike antibiotics and paracetamol, these medication needs time to show results and thereafter continue /adjust the dosage only upon doctor's advise. Do not stop, increase or decrease the dosage without doctor's advise.
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In case thyroxine had been started few days back, wait for its response. It takes nearly 6 weeks to have stable plasma levels of thyroxine after initiating it. Get TSH levels done after 6-12 weeks. If you still feel low, lazy etc. after normal TSH levels, consult a Psychiatrist as these can be because of Depression/Anxiety/adjustment Disorder.
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