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Hi I’m new to this but I was diagnosed in 1995 with a under active thyroid I was on 200mg of thyroxine which they have reduced to 125mg and started me on T3 but I am always tired and have been for the past 20 years I just want to feel not tired .

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Welcome to the forum, Olliechops2.

Can you post your recent thyroid results and ranges can confirm whether you were taking 200mcg or 125mcg + T3 at the time? If you have any results for ferritin, vitamin D, B12 and folate please post them too.

How much T3 has been prescribed and how long have you been taking it?

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