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hello im currently taking 100 of levotheroxine should i go to 125 to raise my free t3 a bit?

THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE 0.92 mIU/L 0.270

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4.200

FREE THYROXINE 16.45 pmol/L 12.000

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22.000

FREE T3 4.95 pmol/L 3.100

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6.800

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Yes, I think that would be a good idea. You seem to be converting well, so an increase of 25 mcg in levo could take your FT3 up to where you feel well. :)

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Vivienneferreira,

I agree with Greygoose. Another 25mcg will raise FT4 and FT3.

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thanks clutter

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