Have you had your Vit B12 level measured? I'd also consider secondary hypothyroidism and ask your doctor about that. It is characterised by TSH low/low normal and low T4.
In your case I would say that it is essential to measure your FT3 level and I would ask firmly that your GP puts in a special request to your lab to have it measured.
Agree with Rosetrees, you need B12 tested, plus folate and ferritin. Symptom checker here:
I have had fit b 12 tested and told normal. I've had vit d too and normal.
I was told ferritin done too and normal.
Others that are near end range are hct 0.432 I/l (0.36 to 0.46)
Glucose 5.4 (3.0 to 6.0)
Hb 142 (120 to 150)
I have spoken to secretary rather abruptly today about my free t4 and surprise surprise she rings back calling me in for ft4 and ft3 and reverse t3 I think and antibody test
All I can say is get copies of your test results, they'll tell you you're normal when you're anything but. All it means is you're in range, normal has nothing to do with it. So get copies and post the results, with ranges, as a new question.
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