max93
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I have a friend who has always had trouble with altitude -- nausea, dizziness, headache, general sickness, vomiting (sometimes with blood). It sounds like it happens pretty much every time visiting a high-altitude location, and resolves when coming back toward sea-level. Also, pretty much always throws up after flying. She asked for some help getting to the bottom of why this was happening, so I thought I would post here and see if anyone has leads. I noticed independently that she exhibits many hallmark hypothyroid symptoms, but is not, nor has been on any medication or treatment plan for it. I was wondering if maybe the two were related. Any thoughts or leads on this? Would appreciate anyone pointing me in the right direction!