Any similar cases?

[Fixture]

My hypothyroidism surfaced about 7 years ago, not with symptoms but with a blood test. TSH increasing periodically to 10 (0.35-4.00 ulU/mL) before I agreed to drugs. My t3 and t4 were never out of range. Synthoid had a side effect of strong tremors. Had to stop. Armour thyroid resulted in a blistered mouth preventing eating. Stop also. Recently I have gone to nutritional therapy with some results, but not completely returning the TSH to normal. Dr. attributes other problems-AF, vestibular stones to my thyroid. Any insight?

[silverfox7]

It may help if you can post your latest thyroid results with ranges and also any vitamins etc with there ranges as well. Often itswhere in the range that is important.

[Gambit62]

TSH is produced by the pituitary gland in response to levels of hormones produced by the thyroid. Has your GP checked that the problem isn't with your pituitary gland

[Angel_of_the_North]

If your free T4 and free T3 are good and you have no symptoms, I'd want to be tested for pituitary problems (for example TSH-producing tumour). A very few people have naturally high TSH but that usually means around 4, not 10.