The best dose of Levothyroxine is that which makes you feel well. Your doctor would do better adjusting dose in 25mcg increments otherwise your TSH levels will be yo-yoing up and down. It appears your doctor is dosing by TSH level. I would refuse further dose reductions until doctor agrees to test FT4 and FT3 too and only agree to a reduction if FT3 is over range.
B6 and B1 are high in range so unlikely to be deficient.
Sorry clutter that was ft4, I have adjusted my post. my bowel issues have came back again. I was started on 75mg and it helped my bowel issues and then they popped me up to 125 and now back down to 75.
It's a pity your GP reduced dose from 125mcg. FT4 was top of range but within range so despite suppressed TSH you weren't overmedicated. Perhaps you could ask your GP to increase dose to 100mcg which will raise your FT4 and hopefully won't leave your TSH as low as 125mcg did.
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