I posted on here a few weeks ago and got some really helpful replies, which I am really grateful for. Now I have some new blood results and need some advice please..
I have had a TT, and six weeks ago switched from 125mg T4 to 75mg T4 and 20 mg T3 taken in two daily doses. I made these changes gradually on the advice of my endo. The difference in the way I feel has been miraculous, I'd almost say I haven't felt this good since I had the TT 15 years ago.
I get that my TSH being suppressed is not an issue now that I am on T3, but my free T3 is pretty high I guess. What do you amazing people who know all about this stuff think? I'm slowly educating myself after a particularly awful couple of years, and the peeps on here are an inspiration and a fount of knowledge....thanks for your time x
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If you are feeling good and gave no signs of hyper then stick with it. You've may just have hit your sweet spot which I guess is what all of us here are aiming for.
The proof really is how you feel.
I'm glad you're feeling well. Wonderful.
May I just ask what prompted your endo to suggest introducing the T3?
I was hypo for a long time, culminating in a collapse over christmas which led me to seek out a private endo - best thing i ever did! its been a long long time that I have let myself be patronised and told what to do by doctors....
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