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Does t3 always suppress tsh can anyone tell me plz ty

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I've not told doc I'm taking t3

It doesn't seem to make much difference to my TSH - but I have secondary hypo, so my TSH never really rises much either regardless of my T3 and T4 levels.

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Ty angel

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Any form of thyroxine can cause suppressed TSH even levo!

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Ty Glynis 😊

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Oh Ty for that fed up 😊

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