Different labs have different ranges. If you can, get a copy of your results (which will include ranges) and post them in a new message prior to your GP appointment and members will comment.
I have just read your post from 5 months ago. Someone asked for your results with ranges then - did you get them ? Difficult to give constructive support without them.
As a general rule, you need the levels that make you well - whatever they may be - but, usually people feel best with the Frees up near the top. If you know you have Hashi's, there's no point in testing antibodies again, it doesn't go away. But, you should have your TSH suppressed to reduce antibody activity. Ferritin and folate, at least mid-range. B12 at least 500. Vit D around 100. Iron will very according to the body's needs.
But, as I said, these are just general levels to aim for. You might feel better before you get to those points. We're all different. However, don't expect your doctor to know any of that. He will just be happy if they're anywhere in range!
Thank you. The last time I questioned my Doctor about my levels, he actually google searched, Told him I would like to be sent to the Endocronologist, but he stated my levels were ok, and not to waste time!!!
Most people on levo need low TSH around 1-2 to be adequately treated.
Do you have your latest blood test results, ideally TSH and including FT4 & FT3
If they have not been done ......Suggest you ask GP to check levels of vitamin d, b12, folate and ferratin. These all need to at good (not just average) levels for thyroid hormones (our own or replacement ones) to work in our cells
As you have Hashimoto's then you may find adopting 100% gluten free diet can really help reduce symptoms, and lower antibodies slowly over time too.
You will see, time and time again on here lots of information and advice about importance of good levels of B12, folate, ferritin and vitamin D, low stomach acid, leaky gut and gluten connection to autoimmune Hashimoto's
You need to read up as much as possible, on here and elsewhere about the difference between low stomach acid and high. Symptoms are similar, but treatment very different.
Most with Hashimoto's have low stomach acid.
Lanzoprazole (or any other PPI) will lower B12 and magnesium and also stop/slow your ability to absorb thyroxine
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