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Empty sella is an often symptom-less unrelated finding unless you've had a previous pituitary gland removal. Increased intracranial pressure or intracranial hypertension has completely different findings. Sounds like you need to go back on something that contains t3 and t4. Obesity complicates all aspects of health, and can cause tachycardia, arrhythmias, difficulty sleeping (OSA) which can lead to headaches, fatigue, depression etc. Sounds like you need to talk to a multidisciplinary team to determine if your symptoms are caused by something else.

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I am suffering from long and really lost. I don't know where I can get multidisciplinary team for me. After a full blown Hypothyroidism for 25 yrs, my thyroid gland suddenly behaving like Subclinical Hypothyroidism which is an earlier state of the disease. If I raise T4 or T3, it comes up with hyperthyroidism symptoms including the severe eye pain. No doctors will convince for Thyroid eye disease as the antibodies for that disease are negative. So I really don't know if I will ever get a diagnosis, my suffering continues.