Undetectable tsh hashimoto

[madness07]

Hi

It has been a really long time. I came back for advise. Few years ago I was suspected to have thyroid problem. Antibodies came back positive, after ultrasound endo said that it looks like very early hashimoto. Since then my tsh was going up and down, but not to high, 7 tops. Remaining mostly high. During that time I wasn't on any meds, recently I went through pregnancy and I was on 50ug leva until birth of my son, when I stopped taking meds. A month after my tsh came undetectibly low and t4 is in the middle norm. Stupid doctors didn't do t3.

I read that hashimoto may cause tsh to be jumpy at first to then go very low and shortly after it goes active and tsh starts to continuously rise. Is that right?

My gp, thankfully, requested consult from my endo. So I'm looking fwd to the outcome, but before that I wish to ask you guys for opinions.

I wish to mention that since about 7 weeks I exercise 6 days a week, started with 2kg Weights and ATM with 4kg weights, 30 min and 100 crunches. I didn't loose a single kg. I don't think that's normal and would be explained by high tsh. However again, maybe I catch my tsh in perfect moment.

Thanks a lot

[helvella Administrator Thyroid UK]

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