My levels are very low again despite upping my T4 by 25mcg. I am wondering whether I should do another reverse T3 test as I haven't done one since March 2016 when it showed over range 0.77 (0.14-0.54 nmol/L)
As I can't seem to get my levels right for the last 18 months, I am wondering whether it's worth looking into NDT
What do you think please
Could you post you most recent results. That could help in seeing where the problem is. Don't forget the ranges as they differ from lab to lab.
***26th September 2017**** - 125 Levo, no T3 since 9th July
TSH 1.62 (0.27 - 4.20)
Free T4 21.10 (12.0 - 22.0)
Free T3 L 2.50 (3.1 - 6.8)
Vitamin B12 H 917
Serum Folate 39.10 8.83 - 60.8
Ferritin 89.5 20 - 150
Anti-Thyroidperoxidase abs H 188.0
Anti-Thyroglobulin Abs H 183
***11th July 2017**** - 100 Levo, no T3 since 9th July
CRP 0.10 <5.0
Ferritin 76.6 (20-150)
FT4 17.00 (12-22)
FT3 3.21 (3.1 - 6.8)
TSH 3.56 (0.27 - 4.20)
T4 Total 100.7 (64.5 - 142.0)
Anti Thyroidperoxidase abs 198.5 <34
Anti Thyroidglobulin abs 196 <115
B12 624 Deficient <140
Serum Folate 28.46 (8.83-60.8)
***2nd June 2017*** - via GP with other tests
Serum TSH level 0.43 mu/L 0.27 - 4.20mu/L
***22nd May 2017**** - 100 Levo, 15 T3
TSH L0.11 (0.27 - 4.20)
T4 15.22 (12-22)
T3 3.16 (3.1-6.8)
Well you have antibodies so that. Plus account for inconsistent readings. I don't have them so don't know a great deal about them I'm afraid. Generally though your FT4 is higher in its range than your FT3 so you are not converting well. This is most probably down to nutritional deficiencies, you have has ferritin and folate tested and B12 but you. Wed to have vitamin D tested as well. These 4 help the Thyroid work better.
If you search for SeasideSusie's post she has excellent posts about supplementing and what level you are aiming for! This can help your conversion but it does take time for supplements to make a difference.
my Vitamin D levels are fine, had them tested recently. I am on many many supplements via my FD
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