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7 days post thyroidectomy feeling dizzy

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PostPosted: 08/07/06 - 11:57    Post subject: 7 days post thyroidectomy feeling dizzy Reply with quote
I had my total tyroid removed one week ago today. I thought I could handel work, but now sitting at my desk and feeling dizzy has me second guessing myself.
I was wondeing how long other took off to recover. I must admit that I am addicted to work.
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PostPosted: 09/01/06 - 07:39    Post subject: Total Thyroidectomy - Dizzy Reply with quote
I'm 5 days and get dizzy too. I was hoping it was just the meds from the hospital but after reading some other sites it seems others are the same way.
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PostPosted: 09/12/06 - 03:45    Post subject: I'm dizzy too! Reply with quote
I just had a complete thyroidectomy 2 weeks ago tomorrow and feel dizzy allot of the time. 150 mcg lovoxyl, maybe still not enough. I feel sooo fatigued also. Fogged up memory yet. Like the day after surgery. will ask my doc next week.
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PostPosted: 04/28/08 - 20:25    Post subject: Re: 7 days post thyroidectomy feeling dizzy Reply with quote
I had the surgery 9 days ago and my doctor told me to take 2 weeks off and play the third by ear. Take the time to get better and get your strength and energy back.
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