Low heart rate??

Have you had your vit b12 investigated. I started taking b12 with intrinsic factor and I have been so very much better. The intrinsic factor is made by a microbe some of us lack or loose with Hashimoto's. the if carriess the b 12 into the duodenum where it can be absorbed rather than be lost in digestive acid. Being low in b 12 can go with hashi.

Make sure you have your t3, t4, reverse t3, and antibodies read. tsh comes as standard and in the view of many thyroid support sites is not worth much on its own. A high or low TSH only tells you you have a high or low tsh not why! Thyroid conditions are more complicated than we are led to believe, its the adrenal, thyroid and another gland, hypothalamus(? hashi fog) they work in a push me pull you manor and should be in concert. Those antibodies are caused by the body immune system mistaking food molecules and our own cells, it then sets about destroying both! Some find avoiding their personal triggers really helps but general western medicine is happy for the thyroid to be destroyed before they do much. Hashimoto's presents with NORMAL thyroid numbers, its only when things are getting grim that these change.

People can also have problems converting t4 to t3, lacking some vital vitamins or minerals, some are genetically programmed not to be able to make the conversion, these people probably benefit from t3 only supplements.

Thyroid problems cause digestive problems, which reduce the digestive biome. The thyroid can also be involved in instances of Gaul stones, diabetes, cortisol and cholesterol problems, heart conditions, mental health problems, t3 is known as the "brain hormone".

MS is an autoimmune condition, unfortunately when one has one of these conditions it is possible to have others. Did I read there are 30 different conditions? Having one positively diagnosed is hard, the rest is more difficult.

Here in the UK we are not permitted to have our t3 tested Nice do not see the need! So many people are condemned to live hellish lives. We are also not permitted to have natural thyroid products on the NHS for similar reasons. Most of our doctors are not trained to understand thyroid function. It is only if we go outside into the Private Sector that we may, possibly find support from someone who listens and cares.

I'm off to see my BANT registered nutritionist in a little while. I've recovered sufficiently to go on my own!!! Life is looking good.

Please read all you can about thyroid conditions, try your national thyroid support site, or Stop the thyroid Madness, true it does have a pro NDT bent but there is so much helpful information there if you look for your own issues and follow your self knowledge. there is also the Hypothyroidmom. Even a chemist who has her own site too. Please look into it for yourself, there is so much ignorance in the general western medical profession, You could try finding someone from the Functional side of medicine.

I am angry to think of people usually women being fobbed off as I was, still being treated as I was for 40 years.

Try to verify by feeling neck and count HR for 10 secs and multiply by 6.
If symptoms go to ER.
Try check BP when low to make sure you are getting blood to your head when it happens.
Non athletes also can have slow resting HR. I had no symptoms with resting rates as low as 36/min. I freaked put. Saw cardiologist. Was told no symptoms? No problem.

OP said that they are basically a beginner and "by far not an athlete" and they have a number of medical issues. That means that such a low HR should be concerning because that's not common, though not impossible. That also assumes that the watch is correct. OP can check that him/herself by doing the math.

OP please stop playing doctor and call/see one.