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TT4 & FT4 low, everything else normal?

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A blood test yesterday showed:

TSH 0.4-4.50 miU/L 0.54L

TT4 4.9-10.5 mcg/dL 3.8L

FT4 0.8-1.8 ng/dL 0.4L

FT3 2.3-4.2 pg/mL 3.4

TT3 76-181 ng/dL 119

Urinalysis was within range

Cholesterol <200 mg/dL 135

HDL Cholesterol >40 mg/dL 49

Triglycweides <150 ng/dL 85

LDL Cholosterol <100 69

Cholosterol Ratio <5.0 2.8

Non HDL Cholesterol <130 86

Complete Metabolic Panel was all well within range.

I can't figure out why my T4's are low but everything else is good?

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If you google it its hypothyroidism, iodine deficiency or malnutrition with more tendin towards hypothyroidism but then Google isnt a doctor and neither am I so I'd ask a professional and not people on the internet.

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You may need to take levothyroxine to adjust your thyroxine level. That will usually be for the rest of your life. Your doctor should be following up on this.

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