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@sueinmn

@red64 Good morning and welcome to Mayo Connect.
I see you are dealing with several medical conditions at once. Adding a new medication can always cause new side effects.
One of the the common ones from Carbimazole is exactly the aches and pains in bones and joints you describe here. I am glad your doctor listened and reduced the dosage to give your body time to adjust.
Are you feeling any better after the change? If not, can you talk to your doctor about alternatives?
Sue

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Hi Sue Thank You For The Reply I Have Not Spoken To My Doctor As Yet Its Impossible To Get Them To Ring You They Just Dropped My Dosage Over The Phone Well The Receptionist Did But I Am Not Happy With The Way My Body Is Changing Rapidly When As I Say Before I Was Put On Carbimazole My Body Was Fine Looks Like I Shall Be Making A Doctors Appointment Thank You For Getting Back To Me On This Subject I Shall Let You Know The Outcome Of My Visit To The Doctors