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Diagnosed With Hyperthyroidism. Now Feeling Stomach Bloating, After Food Feel Better. But Reoccurs. Side Effect Of Neocarbimazole?

3months ago, i have been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism , but recently i feel that my stomach seriously bloating and uncomfortable, after food the condition will be better, but after one or two hours after food, the condition becomes serious again, i want to know the reason,, is that the side effect of the medicine, i take neocarbimazole 3 tablets a day, or it is just the symptoms of hyperthyroidism.? Is that any cure for that?
posted on Sun, 11 Aug 2013
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Hi

I do not think your condition is related to neomercazole, Thyroid excess can lead to frequent feeling of hunger and thirst.

As your condition get better with the food, it may well be the thyroid excess itself rather than the medications.

Another possibility is acid peptic disease with the symptoms getting worse with the empty stomach when the acid production is more and is not neutralised.

Thanks.
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Diagnosed With Hyperthyroidism. Now Feeling Stomach Bloating, After Food Feel Better. But Reoccurs. Side Effect Of Neocarbimazole?

Hi I do not think your condition is related to neomercazole, Thyroid excess can lead to frequent feeling of hunger and thirst. As your condition get better with the food, it may well be the thyroid excess itself rather than the medications. Another possibility is acid peptic disease with the symptoms getting worse with the empty stomach when the acid production is more and is not neutralised. Thanks.