So I've been under assessment for hypothyroid/hashimotos. I'm a bit confused and looking for some guidance as to best treatment options! Here are my latest blood work results.
TPO ab = 221,6 ( reference is <6,0)
TgAb = 7,6 (reference is <6,0)
TSH = 2,16 (reference is 0,35 - 4,94)
T3f = 3,46 (reference is 1,71-3,71)
T4f = 1,12 (reference is 0,70 - 1,48)
I've been started on 25 mcg of synthroid. Started on saturday (today is monday) and instantly have had heart palpitations. Is this dosage ok? Or should i talk to my doctor about lowering it? Should i even be getting treated for this or should I wait until my TSH/T3/T4 levels are affected??
i'm 25 years old and have had symptoms of hypothyroidism for about 2 years now (extreme fatigue, weight gain, overall feel terrible) but before this have always been healthy!
I also have PCOS and have high levels of testosterone, androstendiona, and PTH....
i posted this yesterday & reposting for some more guidance!!
thanks for your help!!!!!
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I'm not sure what more guidance anyone can give you, without asking specific questions. SlowDragon and I gave you lengthy replies yesterday, and you didn't even reply to my last response explaining why your present treatment probably won't work. Sorry if that's not what you wanted to hear, but I don't know what else one can say.
While I greatly appreciate what you and SlowDragon posted yesterday, I am simply searching for any more guidance anyone is willing to offer. I've obviously taken into account what both of you have said, specifically what you've mentioned about about my treatment. Sorry I didn't personally respond.
Everyone on this forum seems to be very educated on the topic and I am just frustrated, scared, and confused. Sorry if i'm just trying to get answers and some guidance and double posting was a bother.
There really isn't anything to add to the great advice that Greygoose and SlowDragon gave you, they are both very knowledgeable.
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