Hi - if you click onto your username Soundwell1 you can read your earlier posts and Replies where you asked about the above vitamins and minerals before ...
Writing with my Thyroid UK hat on - your results look low.
I noticed on another reply to you in a TUK thread - I suggested a B12 lozenge that dissolves under the tongue. Perhaps that could prevent your sensitivity.
Low Ferritin could affect your conversion of T4 into T3. Do you know your T3 level ?
I did always have poor conversion but endo did put me on ndt and it's now 4.8 but it will go down again as I couldn't tolerate ndt . t3 used to be was 2.8 My antibodies are high at the moment attacking my thyroid again.
I would be interested in ferritin if you know any sort that may suit me.
Would that be the TSH that is 4.8 ? If so it is far too high. FT3 looks below range - do you have the range. ( labs do vary) What are you taking if NDT didn't suit ?
I don't have an iron problem - I eat liver once a week and Black Pudding !!
Amazon sell Jarrow B12 lozenges. They also sell a Grass Fed Beef liver capsule - expensive but I have read it raises levels.
Allergies can be an immune response - and in turn could be linked to your LOW T3.
Sure but I already told u that I tried it t4 n t3. It was an American one that the endo gave me. Caused heart probs and very low tsh 0.071 and pain in left neck like electric shocks.
He said it was difficult to get synthetic t3 . I'm sure you must know that nhs story.
I've recently found out, through private blood test, that my thyroid anti bodies were high. I didn't know I had hashi and I've had it for over 30 years.
I'm taking vit d and b12 but got diarrhoea just started when taking these bits so prob 1 of these bits is causing it.
You said you were taking NDT - which is measured quantities of T4 and T3 in one tablet. I was referring to individual tablets of T4 and T3 - a T4/T3 combo. It enables one to be more flexible with dosing
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