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I m a 42yo male, over the last 6 months I noticed my blood pressure was occasionally high, I cut out a lot of sodium and fat but it seemed to happen more frequently. I would get a headache and check my pressure and it was 160 s/90 s, after an hour or two the headache would go away and I check my pressure and it s 120 s/70 s. I went to the Dr and he put me on Lisinipril and did labs. My TSH was elevated at 4.19, Vitamin D was low at 21, cholesterol is great and a follow up lab showed freeT3 of 0.93. I don t get the headaches anymore from elevated pressure instead I m dizzy and light headed about 30% of the time with blood pressure of 100 s/40-50 s. When not dizzy my pressures are 120 s/70 s which is what my normal used to be. Any clue s as to what is going on. All of this started over the last 6 months out of no where.
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Your symptoms of intermittent hypertension , dizziness and light headedness may be due to pheochromocytoma. If your symptoms continue visit your physician.You may need investigations like urina VMA and chatecholamines and abdominal ultrasound. The normal range for free T3 is 2- 3.5pg/ml. You may need to take thyroxine.Please visit your physician.
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hi, Thanks for your query. Your symptoms of intermittent hypertension , dizziness and light headedness may be due to pheochromocytoma. If your symptoms continue visit your physician.You may need investigations like urina VMA and chatecholamines and abdominal ultrasound. The normal range for free T3 is 2- 3.5pg/ml. You may need to take thyroxine.Please visit your physician. Have a healthy life.