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High TSH,High Glucose and low carbon dioxide in blood
Diabetes & Endocrine System | Last Active: Mar 15 12:24am | Replies (4)Comment receiving replies
Hello j77, I'm so sorry to hear of all of the challenges you have endured. I have had some similar symptoms as you and was just recently diagnosed with Celiac Disease, though I had no GI symptoms. They test for this first with blood work (auto-antibody testing) and then finally with an endoscopy and biopsy of the small intestine. I had suffered with many muscular and neurological symptoms for the past twelve years (including bouts of paralysis) and seen many neurologists, rheumatologists, etc. Finally during a hospital visit a hospitalist physician threw in a Celiac panel for kicks (and I eventually got to see a GI specialist who confirmed that I have Celiac Disease). CD can act like so many different diseases and has over 200 symptoms. Just throwing that out there in case you have not been tested for that. Again, I'm so sorry for all that you are going through and hope that you find answers soon!
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Thankyou so much for responding!I will look into celiac disease more.I know the GI Doctor only saw constipation and sibo,but I would not be surprised if I have celiac disease.I remember before I was diagnosed with Thyroid disease years ago I had leaky gut syndrome and it was horrible.I felt like I was being poisoned every time I ate.My stomach is definitely involved.The intestines are not working properly,tons of gas and loss of sensation.I asked the doctor If I had Gastroparesis because of these issues and he told me no.I wonder if celiac disease can affect the spine.I just feel like my body is dying because the muscles and nerves are not working properly.The connection was lost some how.It is so weird.