My lower left abdomen has a raised lump, like a sausage about 3-4 inches long. Sometimes it feels shorter, softer or harder, but I know it wasn't like that before. My bowel moment is every day, but is mostly like rabbit's droppings. feel desperate. Im a 35 year old female and I have a lump in my lower left abdomen (next to my hip) that is the size of a grape sometimes-other times it feels like a small sausage. It never is completely gone but it is very hard sometimes and squishy others.
Medicine that boosts your levels of thyroid hormone is an easy way to treat your hypothyroidism. It's not a cure, but it can keep your condition under control for the rest of your life. The most common treatment is levothyroxine (Levoxyl, Synthroid, Tirosint, Unithroid, Unithroid Direct), a man-made version of the thyroid hormone thyroxine (T4).
Medicines called thionamides are a common treatment for an overactive thyroid. These stop your thyroid producing excess hormones. The main types used are carbimazole and propylthiouracil. You'll usually need to take the medicine for a month or two before you notice any benefit. You may be given another medication called a beta-blocker to quickly relieve your symptoms in the meantime. Once your thyroid hormone level is under control, your dose may be gradually reduced and then stopped.