I have Hashimoto and my latest tests are as follows:
TSH 1.1 (0.27-4.20)
FT4 18 (12-22)
FT3 4.6 (3.1-6.8)
Previous TPo was around 800
I am currently on 50mcg levothyroxine
Even if within range I still feel very tired, high anxiety, brain fox and tremors.
Am I on the right level of levo? Shall I ask for cytomel too?
Still waiting for a copy of the results of additional tests including cortisol, ferritin, vitamin D and a few more. According to GP they are all within range - she is still waiting for the Cortisol results from the lab.
Any advise would be greately appreciated!
Thank you!
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Your results are good although you might feel a little better with a slightly higher T3 level.
I would say your tremors (previous post are the result of medicating thyroid hormone with possible low cortisol, low ferritin or low Vit B12 levels.? ? It will be interesting to see your results. Remember a doctors "normal" may not be the same level as what members have found to be most beneficial in good thyroid function.
Post results with ranges (numbers in brackets) for members to comment.
Your thyroid antibodies are far too high and can cause inflammation which in turn will indirectly effect good thyroid hormone synthesis.
You could raise T3 levels by medicating T3 but it might be enough to correct any deficiencies, reduce antibody count and supplement selenium known to help in thyroid hormone conversion. Members have found a gluten free diet to be beneficial in reducing thyroid antibodies.
I have recently had adrenal issues and internal trembling has returned.
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