can someone please advise as what i should do now?

O.K

I think we can ignore the 1 week on 1 grain. When your GP said you were on too much NDT was that due also to a high T3 and/or your TSH?

This extract is from STTM when on NDT (our blood tests only refer to when we are on Levo only). I think you know that if T3 is added into the mix the T4 will be lower.

FREE T3: T3 is the active thyroid hormone. Free in front of the T3 means you are measuring what is available and unbound. Those on an optimal amount of desiccated thyroid, with no lingering hypothyroid symptoms and in the presence of healthy adrenals, tend to have a free T3 towards the upper part of the range. If you are on desiccated thyroid (especially if lower than 3 grains) and find yourself with the free T3 high or above range in the presence of continuing hypothyroid symptoms, or even hyper-like symptoms (anxiety, shakiness), it’s a clue you have adrenal fatigue, aka low cortisol. If not on thyroid medication: 1) If your free T3 is high, you could have Hashimoto’s disease, which will need the two antibodies tests to discern it, or Graves disease, which needs the TSI test. 2) if your free T3 is mid-range or lower, and in the presence of hypothyroid symptoms, you may have hypothyroidism, no matter how low the TSH. You should NOT take any T3-containing product on the morning of a test.

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When the doctor told you you were overmedicated in January, was that due to a high T3 or your TSH result? Was the TSH higher or lower than the one you state above?