basically they told me they don't understand t3 and reverse t3 so as the normal NHS markers are normal she wouldn't treat me or refer. she dismissed my low vit d, folate and low b12.
Did your report mention a thyroid issue? I would start with supplementing your vits. You will be surprised by how much better you will feel. Buy good quality vitamin supplements including D3 AND b12. These are just as important as the thyroid issue. Get out in the sunshine too. Repeat the test in 3 to 6 months and go back to show any worsening in you t counts
I'm not familiar with High Sensitivity CRP, I'm more familiar with ordinary CRP, but since yours is over the range it might indicate inflammation is occurring somewhere in the body.
Common causes of inflammation are :
1) Lung problems such as asthma, bronchitis, and COPD.
2) Arthritis of various kinds
3) Gut problems such as gluten intolerance, lactose intolerance, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Coeliac Disease. You might have low stomach acid. Do you take acid-reducing meds or antacids?
Unless you already know you have an issue with 1 or 2 above, I would suspect gut issues first because they are most common.
The high CRP and your high reverse T3 are both probably caused by inflammation.
I would suggest for the moment that you :
a) Don't exercise furiously because that will reduce your Free T3, and yours is already quite low in range, plus it may increase your Reverse T3. Stick to gentle walking, swimming, yoga.
b) Get all your nutrients optimised.
Your ferritin is fine and you don't need iron supplements.
For your B12, folate and vitamin D, and co-factors magnesium and vitamin K2, follow SeasideSusie's advice on this thread :
c) Don't eat a calorie-restricted diet - it reduces your body's ability to convert T4 to T3 - and low Free T3 makes people feel hypothyroid and increases the chance of them putting on weight.
d) Switch to a low carb, high fat diet. A very good one which is not extreme and is free - you only have to register - is this one :
e) Although I have only read a tiny part of it myself, you may find this book of interest even though you don't have Hashi's - it gets good reviews anyway :
You should see another doc as this one is rubbish, your vitamin D is below range so what is he doing about that? you probably need loading doses. Your folate is also below range, your doc should be doing something about these and vit B12 is on the low side.if the gp won't take notice of private blood test then they should at very least do them on nhs. I'm not knowable enough on vitamin you need some one like SeasideSusie
the GP brought a 2nd GP in who said I didn't need further tests and I was fine. they refused further bloods, any vit support and basically told me to exercise more and eat less.
I sleep for hours and hours, ride horses and eat well. im gluten free already as I had a large amount of my bowel removed. I don't absorb oral vits. I tried oral b12 and it didn't work so this level is after 5 loading doses and told I don't need more.
looks like I might need to go private, does anyone know a decent endo in Scotland??
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Help understanding results
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help with reading test results i had test do as i am losing hair i am 43 year old women 
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