So hes agreed to put to 100 as I complained of still not feeling right nausea tiredness lump in throat pain in back feet legs no energy tummy ache and constipation just generally not right
I feel he was quite dissmissive really as he just kept saying it was in range even though I did mention it thought it had to be below 1 to feel better
Any thoughts please
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When you have your next thyroid blood test ask GP to check ferritin, vitamin D, B12 and folate too. You weren't very undermedicated so some of your symptoms may be due to vitamin and mineral deficiencies rather than low thyroid.
All of them where mid range apart from folate which was below mid range but still in range but I get the feeling because it was all in range hes just going on results
Ideally what it the optimum tsh that most people feel better on?
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There really isn't any such thing as an optimum TSH. TSH, FT4 and FT3 should be taken in the round. Most people will be optimally dosed and feel well when TSH is 1.0 or lower with FT4 in the upper range and FT3 mid range to upper range.
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