'abs' means 'antibodies'. So, you've had them both tested, and they are both negative. But, that doesn't prove you don't have Hashi's because antibodies fluctuate.
You have massive inflammation, which is why your ferritin is high.
Why is there no FT4 tested? Total T4 tells you nothing of any use. Your FT3 is extremely low, but we can't tell how well you're converting without the FT4.
And, despite your low FT3, your TSH is low-normal. So, either we're looking at central hypo, or a conversion problem.
oops missed that one out. free t4 11.78 12 - 22, have rhumat arthritus and also had water infection prior to test. not on any meds.. central thyrodism is my incination not hashis
Levothyroxine is T4 which converts to T3. Liothyronine is T3 so is quicker acting than Levothyroxine. If you are in the UK you are unlikely to have the option and will be prescribed Levothyroxine.
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