It is not really a flip/flop other than in your TSH and T4 -- different antibodies affecting different things in your thyroid's function. I have not heard of anyone having both, but would not be surprised ... at least, not anymore!
This is a discussion on From Hypo- to Hyperthyroidism within the Type 2 Diabetes forums, part of the Diabetes category; Something odd happened to me recently: I tested positive for Graves Disease. This is really interesting since I was hypothyroid ...
Something odd happened to me recently: I tested positive for Graves Disease.
This is really interesting since I was hypothyroid for 17 years and then in the past year noticed my TSH near rock bottom [signifying hyperthyroidism].
Yes, Graves Disease is autoimmune. [No surprise there, right?]
Has anyone else with Type 2 Diabetes and thyroid issues seen a flip/flop? Do you know what caused it?
It is not really a flip/flop other than in your TSH and T4 -- different antibodies affecting different things in your thyroid's function. I have not heard of anyone having both, but would not be surprised ... at least, not anymore!
Linda
[B]Jan A1c 6.3/B]
Jul 09 ... C-pep 1.3, GAD-65 > 30
Mar 10 C-pep 2.8 (20 g carb); GAD 3.2
dx 02/09 in DKA
Levemir 12U per day; novolog PRN TDD ca 16U
MetforminXR 1000 mg BID
Ramipril 5 mg
T4 112 mcg
Chia oil
Vitamin D3, 4000 IU
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Walking 30 min 6x week
I have a friend who has Grave's Disease (no diabetes though) and flip flopped during pregnancy. She's hypothyroid but for a portion of her pregnancy was hyper.
Gretchen
MM 522 pump since 05/07; CGMS since 11/07
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