Thyroid cancer is cancer of the thyroid gland. There are four forms: papillary, follicular, medullary and anaplastic. The most common forms (papillary and follicular) are fairly be...
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Body Trmoring after surgery?
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Has anyone experience shaking or tremoring after surgery? I can not stop shaking. It seems like it gets worse as the day goes on. I have asked my PCP and the surgeon. Maybe electolyte imbalance while adjusting to having only half a thyroid, that should work itself out -according to my PCP. Going hypo maybe according to the surgeon -shouldn't be yet, but could be - blood tests ordered for Mon. So I am told to wait and see -that drives me crazy -for how long-do they just hope it will go away if they ignore it?
Posted on 04/23/08, 11:04 pm |
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dont talk no for an answer.. wait and see? no!!.. make them listen to you.. you have been through enough without having to go through the shakes as well... have they checked your calcium.. im not sure how that would make you feel, it does affect your hands but ask anyway, you have to keep on top of them!! xx good luck x 
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