Today I feel I might as well not have had any thyroxine. I'm sure that's not the case, and I would have felt worse without it, but after a morning trip to my piano lesson (very local) followed by picking up a few bits atTesco (also local), that was almost it for the day. I've really not been much use though I pulled myself together enough to tidy up a bit before my husband came in. Other than that I've been tempted to sleep, my vision is rather blurry again and my temperature's been up and down.
I'm wondering if the thyroxine has found some little niche to secrete itself in, doing some vital but invisible work, or whether I simply need a bigger dose?
Anyway, if the doctor's right and I'm producing enough thyroxine myself, just not utilising it efficiently, how come I'm being prescribed thyroxine? Is it just that if I'm given extra, I'll pick up more? How come I don't get TSH instead?
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