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I feel like an IT rather than a woman

by Anomynous

I feel like all of my femininity was taken along with the tubal. Thank God I dont have alot of the symptoms as others posting on this board, and I hope I never do.

I have NO sex life, and I want one very bad. I have gained weight, and yes, my hair does fall out. I have been diagnosed as hypothyroid, now alittle hyperthyroid, and we have yet to find the perfect doseage of thyroid medication. However, now I know when my thyroid is low, because that is when I loose my hair. My hair used to be long and very full. Now I wear it short, to accomodate its frequent changes.

As for the burning toungue??? That is a question that I would like answered as well. Mind you, the symptoms on this board vary greatly from person to person. It is nice to have the information posted on this board so that we can better keep track of our own symptoms.

Posted on Apr 23, 1999, 4:35 PM

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