TSH >2 indicates your thyroid is beginning to struggle and FT4 is low in range but FT3 is very good. It is usually low FT3 which causes hypothyroid symptoms.
Thyroid antibodies are negative for autoimmune thyroiditis (Hashimoto's).
NHS won't usually diagnose hypothyroidism until TSH is >5.0 or FT4 <9.0. You could supplement 200mcg selenium which is good thyroid support.
Gfr 77 indicates slight loss of kidney function but >60 is usually fine.
Thanks for your replies. I currently take 20mg of paraxotine for severe pms and anxiety. I will get my vitamins done next, neef to get to the bottom of all my symptoms x
My results were similar to yours I have struggled for years. You dont say how old you are but if everything else is normal and no antibodies i would look at your hormone levels. I suffer from low progesterone. Your thyroid wont function without it. Doctors dismiss estrogen dominance but it really messes with your thyroid big time.
Its all very complicated but estrogen blocks t4 production. Your progesterone gets stolen to make cortisol. Are you having short cycles and heavy bleeding? Read up on estrogen dominance. Its a problem balancing it all out. At least your ft3 seems quite good on such a low t4. If you let it go on at such a young age you will get fibroids etc as you get older as I did. So please fix the hormones now while you are young enough to reverse it xx
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