Journal de Delacroix, 23 févr. 16

Good for you - go to a specialist if you are able - an endocrinologist will do a more thorough test if the firsts test show nothing. 

Make sure they give you a "thyroid panel." The standard blood test just checks for TSH which can be normal even if your thyroid is malfunctioning. 

I don't know about where you are, but it is a several month wait here to see an endocrinologist.  

Good Luck. My thyroid got all messed up when I was pregnant with my youngest son (He's 14 now). It's been screwed up ever since. Even though I am on meds it doesn't seem to help and I've been to all kinds of specialists and they can't figure out why. I hope you have much better luck!  

Thyroid function has a lot to do with how well you tolerate carbs in your diet. Even those on meds usually have to reduce carbs significantly to make much progress. 

Trying to get some myself, good luck!