Thank you for the reply - much appreciated.

[Terri66]

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone

Thyroid stimulating hormone 0.249 uIU/ml (0.270 -4.200) !! Reported

Free T4

Free T4 20.3 pmol/L (12 - 22) Reported

Vitamin D (25 Hydroxy) Vitamin D 250OH 47.0 nmol/L Reported <25 nmol/L: Severe Vitamin D deficiency 25-75 nmol/L: Borderline ranging to insufficiency

75-200 nmol/L: Optimally replete >250 nmol/L: Possible toxicity, if sustained

Free T3

Free T3 4.3 pmol/L (3.1 - 6.8)

Thank you

[Clutter]

TSH is below range but not actually suppressed ie <0.1 which is recommended for ex cancer patients. FT4 is good & high in range where you'd want it to be. FT3 is low in range and you'd probably be more comfortable if it were higher.

VitD is deficient and you should be prescribed a loading dose for 7 days and maintenance dose for up to 3 months or until it is, preferably, high in range. You will need a scrip for high dosing. I was on 40,000iu for 7 days and currently taking 2,000iu subject to my next blood test.

What thyroid meds are you taking and how do you feel? I'm assuming you're hypothyroid. VitD3 will help with fatigue, aching bones and weak muscles. Have you had ferritin, B12 and folate tested? These are often deficient in hypo px.

[Terri66 in reply to Clutter]

Thank you so much Clutter - I have an appointment on Monday so really grateful for the info xx

[Terri66 in reply to Clutter]

Ferritin 88.6 ug/L (5 - 148)

B12 226 pg/ml (191 - 946

Folate (serum) 7.9 ng/ml (4.6 - 18.7

Lactatede hydrogenase 199 Iu/L (310 - 620)

I take 150mcg of Levothyroxine

Thanks again

[Clutter in reply to Terri66]

B12 is low in range so unlikely you'll get a scrip. I use Boost Now B12 spray from Amazon. Tastes gorgeous.

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Pretty low B12:

b12deficiency.info