... normal" titer such as your TgAB is very likely not entirely normal in the presence of TSH above 2 and symptoms. Your free T4 is slightly below lab median, which is too low and could account for at least some symptoms for most people. ... (1 replies)
... Both your free T4 and free T3 levels are too low to do that. Your dose of Synthroid was probably too low to begin with. ... (1 replies)
... I got suspicious of the high but "in range" TSH level. I've read that TSH should be close to 1.0. I also see my Reverse T3 is high, which may be blocking the effects of free T3. ... (1 replies)
... ECG, hematology, urinalysis, TSH and Free T4. ... (0 replies)
... but for today and the last few days, I have only felt mildly sluggish and exhausted and have only had to take a few breaks. Is it normal for hyperT symptoms to wane like this, or is it a sign that it's actually going away? ... (3 replies)
... FinnMaid, just curious -- howcome FT3 is considered to give more accurate results than FT4? (8 replies)
... A normal person's thyroid produces around 100 mcg of T4 daily. ... (6 replies)
... Hello :wave: Welcome to Thyroid Board :) Yes it is possible to have a thyroid problem with "within range" levels. Do you have your lab's reference ranges for FT4 and T3? (FT3 would give you more accurate results, BTW) Your TSH is a bit on the high side (usually healthy people have their TSH around 1, no higher than 2) and with typical US ranges your FT4 would be on the low... (8 replies)
... and monocytes are all off, but they're not that far off. It is still probably significant, though. Also, my serum calcium level is high at 10. ... (7 replies)
... issues with controlling my thyroid symptoms. I see an internist for my thyroid and mentioned to him at one appointment that I felt my thyroid was cycling between high and low. I am not sure he fully understood what I mean. ... (6 replies)
... Oh sure, especially if you are pushing yourself exercising hard, just means you hit the wall sooner than someone who is more sedentary. The deal is, what you need now is more investigation and someone with experience with thyroid disorders. Low
TSh is an indication that your pituitary thinks your thyroid hormone levels are/were too high, even though your T4/T3 were in... (10 replies)
... with your TSH much lower. ... (2 replies)
... TSH 2 normal 0. ... (9 replies)
... and told that my TSH level was below 0.06. ... (7 replies)
... gancy room for rapid heart rate pounding chest and flush red. they checked everything heart related but found nothing. about 8 hours later everything returned to normal heart rate, color, no more muscle cramps or pounding heart rate. Er told me to follow up with my pituatary dr. I did 2 weeks later and these are the test he ran. ... (1 replies)
... Hi all,
I am SO FRUSTRATED and upset that I can't seem to get any answers to my health issues. I've been to 3 physicians, 2 gynecologists, 2 endocrinologists, a nutritionist, and a personal trainer and they all tell me nothing's wrong. I have been having this battle for the past 4 years. I do live with a high level of constant stress (not much I can do about that). I'm 42,... (2 replies)
... I have a Drs appointment on Thursday and am hoping that you can give me some questions and or labs to request. I will be asking for Free T3, Vit D. Vit D is not covered under OHIP but I am more than happy to pay. What other ones should I seek. My B12 is good, All the iron ones are good too. ... (4 replies)
... The doctor advised that everything is within the normal limits or better yet, fine? ... (0 replies)
... They increased in frequency and severity and then migrated to my left side as well and I finally decided to see my doc. After a urine test showed some blood and high leukocytes she thought it might be a UTI and prescribed an antibiotic. ... (6 replies)
... Free T3 4.0 . TSH .09 . Free T4 1.25 . My doc is telling me my labs are normal and won't change anything. ... (6 replies)
