Hypothyroidism? Can hyper and hypo interchange and what cause and effect along with treatments?

I also have Hypothyroidism since 1991. When you are diagnosed,you either have an under active thyroid(hypo) or an overactive one(hyper)...you can't have both. You will need to have frequent bloodtests to monitor the THS levels.

Most people have to take either Levothyroxine or Synthyroid for this,for the rest of your life. IT DOES NOT GO AWAY. Monitor it closely,or you could develope what they call "Graves disease" ,which is a form of cancer.

Soem doctors opt to remove a person's thyroid,if it is diseased.

Generally you do not go from being hypo to hyperthyroid, but if you are hypothyroid it can cause release of adrenaline which can mimic symptoms of hyperthyroidism (increased heart rate, anxiety, shaking, dizziness).

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