Aches and pains after thyroid tests, should I mention possible infection?

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Not been well. I have thyroid issue so went for tests. Tests ok but need .ore explanation on results. Started feeling better but last night in the early hours of the morning, I suddenly got aches and pains in arms legs and I didn't know quite what was going on.. it's just a dull 8, but it's in the hands as well and wrists. So I don't know whether that's COVID or is like flu-like symptoms, but I don't have a Coles, and I have a doctor's appointment to discuss my test results next week so I will see how I get on and mention this when I go because something Me have come up in the test results that they need to explain.. have taken some painkillers, so hopefully that'll ease it up so I can get on with my day.

I would not wait. If it's an i on the scale that's not nice to wait a week for.

I just realised u mean a dull ache- sorry.

Its just occurred yo me that it might be worth doing a covid test. Do people bother with covjd tests anymore? I feel the same as I did when I had covid 3 years ago. Dull aches. I did not lose any taste or smell and still have taste and smell now. Have had a sore throat and headache if I dont bother doing the test I will always wonder. I had it before mildly for 2 weeks

Yes people still do Covid tests. Not everyone - but a number do. Especially if you don’t want to risk exposing others to it if you do have it.

Did covid test which was negative and d the aches are mild so if i still have them on the day of my appointment I will mention it

Do you have your thyroid results, with the reference ranges?

I have an underactive thyroid and when my thyroxine is due an increase, the only symptoms I really get is pains in my arms and hands.

I dont knoe. When the blood test was result was embedded to me it said normal but then it said i have inflammatory marker so I need my test results explained and I need to find out if my thyroid is now level. It did also say on the result underactive so I need it explained

Well I will find out what's causing my pains when I speak to the doctor. Ive had underactive thyroid for 25 years and over the years my dose has been changed but ive never had aching body before.

How long did your pain.take to go away and were they worse when you lie down, because mine are better when I sit up and walk around and when I'm lying flat anyway I. Seeing gp on tuesday