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Do dysautonomia and thyroid issues correlate? What about iron deficiency?
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Im sorry for being utterly lost and undiagnosed.
Im still not sure what my issue is. Dysautonomia is as likely as 10 other things, and docs keep dismissing them all.

Given the newest ideas and bloodwork the topics of hypothyroidism is on the table. And to be honest my gut feeling is, that yes i have this. This was the issue all along.
But docs tell me they cant rule out of thyroid issues are the cause or the symptom.

So im asking you all who have more experience than i do.
Can hypothyroidism be a symptom of dysautonomia or ...something else you happen to know about?
I have very low iron levels, and they are constantly flactuating and they say its chicken or egg.
Can dysautonomia lead to issues with iron, or can iron issues lead to dyautonomia issues?

Just trying to put the speculations in relation with one another.
I have endoscopy soon, but if they dont find any issues with my gut they will likely give up on me.
They say iron issues are due to my period but i dont have a period since 2018!
You know, docs...they dont care. Im a woman in her late 20s, they will say my low iron is due to my period, and low iron causes thyroid issues, and they will sent me home and tell me to eat more spinach. Im not even kidding this is the conversation i had this month.

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