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I have had chest pain initially a month and a half ago. Now the pain is under the arm and Lil above the breast. And also have back pain at times..I have ruled out all the cardiac issues ECG ,2d echo and trop t are normal. Breast and axila ultrasound is normal. I have recently been diagnosed with hypothyroidism with TSH values being 28. I have already started thyronorm 75mcg. The muscle aches have been there since long so just wanted to know if muscle aches are caused with hypothyroidism. If not , how long does the muscle strain usually last for. I have tried sednock SP and Ibugesic plus tablets after consultantion with doctor . But not much effective.
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Hi. If TSH is high then you are suffering from hypothyroidism. And may be possible high pulse rate . High pulse rate can be chest pain.
Please check your spo2, pulse rate a d consultant with us .
The pain you are talking about probably is due to costochondritis; a common cause of chest pain in individuals who use to bend forwards while working. Kindly consult for the treatment.
Your condition can be because of Hypothyroidism,good that you ruled out Cardiac condition first . Wait for 1 more months ,give some time to the Hypothyroid medicine ,and try to do some mild hand exercises it will help you. Don't take too much of pain reducing medicine Unless you can't tolerate the pain.
Hypothyroidism has many symptoms associated directly or indirectly so there is urgent need to bring it under control as Tsh level are very high.Muscle ache or chest pain may occur because of acidity or muscle spasm. we need to evaluate the cause of each of those.
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None of the diseases you have mentioned can be a cause for the pain chest. Please consult with a General Surgeon for a physical examination and further management.
It seems that your symptoms could be related to your recent diagnosis of hypothyroidism. Muscle aches can occur with this condition, particularly if your thyroid hormone levels are not yet fully stabilized with treatment. The muscle strain you described can vary in duration, typically lasting from a few days to several weeks, depending on the underlying cause and your activity level.
In the meantime, gentle stretching and strengthening exercises can help alleviate muscle tension. Since you mentioned that the medications you’ve tried haven't been effective, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional who can evaluate your condition more thoroughly and adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
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Do both upper limb stretching exercises once or twice a day, this may resolve the spasm.
You have done TSH and started taking thyronorm 75mcg. TSH should be rechecked in 3 months after starting thyronorm and dose has to be adjusted as required.
Try T.Mobizox after food twice a day for 3 days and T. Pan 40 before food once a day for 3 days if the pain is not tolerable
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Hypothyroidism-related muscle aches are often due to:
1. Slowed metabolism
2. Carnitine deficiency
3. Fluid accumulation
4. Electrolyte imbalances
5. Hormonal changes
If you're experiencing persistent muscle aches, consult your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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