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Old 04-02-2010, 07:05 AM #1
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Well, my feet were in total agony from pain, which then over time became numb. Once they were numb it was an improvement IMO.

Finally my thyroid was diagnosed (it was a hidden defect which required a radioactive scan) and I was given the hormone to repair myself. That is when I discovered how numb I really was!

I stood all day in my job back then (I was about 30 and it was before my son was born), so I attributed my sore feet to the job.

The tingling wasn't too bad. Noticeable, but not really painful.
It takes time for hypothyroid symptoms to go away.
Oh I see... my tinglings are like feeling the blood circulating in veins, is it what tingling mean (sorry I am french so my perception might be wrongly explained)?
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