... TSH is 0.450-4.500 and T4 is 0.82-1.77. Never knew what normal range for the T3 was (2 replies)
... I've posted levels from my blood work on here before. This time my TSH was 0.201, T4 was 1.23 and T3 was 3.3. Am I still hyper? ... (2 replies)
... Can you post the ranges please? (2 replies)
... Fatigue, low energy, sleeping a lot, etc. A bit depressed with fluctuating mood. ... (0 replies)
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... up to 3 full points within 24 hours, so that much of a change might be simply explained by the timing of the blood draw. Early morning generally yields a higher TSH than late afternoon. TSH is by no means a static level, so that degree of change over two weeks isn't too surprising. ... (6 replies)
... I am new here and have a question. Sorry if it has been addressed in another thread previously. Is it normal to have fluctuating TSH levels for many years? ... (0 replies)
... First time poster here needing some help please.
I'm a 33 year old male, with fluctuating TSH levels over three tests
spaced 6 weeks apart.
First one TSH- 5.68 brought to my attention by primary doctor.
second test with first endo doc.
TSH -1.9
Free T4 -.8
anti-TPO antibodies->1000
He also found goiter in neck (suggested... (5 replies)
... I have been having fluctuating TSH levels. My current level is 0.01. I had a complete thyroidectomy 8 years ago. Can these low level become serious? ... (1 replies)
... I know that Hashi's disease can have fluctuating tsh like this.With a tsh of over 3 you were probably hypothyroid at one time.Do you feel well? ... (20 replies)
... Don't wait for another year to be tested again. That would be ridiculous considering your fluctuating tsh levels AND the way that you feel. ... (9 replies)
... You really can't go by TSH to evaluate your condition....especially since you no longer have a thyroid. ... (7 replies)
... I have not been able to go to my doctor due to the fact that I don't have insurance, but I did call and I can tell you that my tsh is 0.170 and I have no thyroid. I am anxious and not able to sleep. I have diarrhea a lot also. ... (7 replies)
... So many doctors make the mistake of looking at TSH for dosing decisions and I think you now understand why that is a recipe for disaster. ... (7 replies)
... What an answered prayer! Thank you so much for responding, and so quickly. I am taking synthroid and needed and had a dose increase several months ago and just had labs again and needed a decrease this time!!!! I don't have my lab numbers on me right now, but I can tell you he took me from 137 mcgs to 150 and back to 137 again. I am pretty sure he is just running tsh. I have... (7 replies)
... Your HPT (hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid) feedback loop was interrupted by the removal of your thyroid.
So, looking at your TSH (pituitary hormone) really tells you nothing about the levels of thyroid hormone in your body.
Thyroid hormones basically help "run" all body systems.
Please ask your doctor to look at your actual thyroid hormone levels:
FreeT4 (T4 or... (7 replies)
... Help!!! I had my thyroid removed a little over a year ago and my TSH continues to fluctuate. I even have thyroid symptoms like I did before it was removed. I am also bipolar. ... (7 replies)
... Back in June, I had a regular blood test done by my GP. That test revealed a TSH of 5.4. ... (2 replies)
... Given your fluctuating TSH and your symptoms I'd ask for antibody tests for Hashimoto's and Graves. ... (2 replies)
... You have found info about fluctuating TSH from a reliable source that I had never seen before. So thank you for teaching me something new today. I stand corrected. ... (4 replies)
