need help understanding, still not feeling better. on 90 armour
TSH 1.4. .450-4.50
thyroxine 5.8. 4.5-12.0
free T4 .78. .82-1.77
DHEA. 184.7. 57.3-279.3
cortisol. 15.9. 6.2-19.4 am
rev T3 12.5 9.2-24.1
tpo 15 0-34
free T3 3.2 2.0-4.4
someone help make sense of this
You need an increase in dose. Your TSH is a tad high for someone on Armour, and your Frees are too low. 90 mg Armour is only a tiny dose : 38 mcg T4 and 9 mcg T3. Most hypos need at least double that.
But, don't double your dose! Go up slowly, so that you don't miss your sweet spot. 1/4 grain every two weeks, and at 2 grains, hold for six weeks and retest. 
thanks can I do a 90 and cut in half for other dose or do I ask for another dose with my 90
Blood tests were introduced along with levothyroxine alone, i.e. T4 only.
As NDT contains, T4, T3, T2, T1 and calcitonin, once we're on NDT all the concentration should be on our clinical symptoms and the relief of them. I shall give you a link and it was by an Adviser to TUK. He only took one blood test for the initial diagnosis, and thereafter it was all about relief of symptoms.
The following is his link which I hope will be helpful. Read 'Safelu Getting Well with Thyroid Hormones'.
Previous to blood tests, we were all diagnosed upon clinical symptoms alone and given a trial of NDT.
Very important to test vitamin D, folate, ferritin and B12
After years on just Levothyroxine, likely your vitamin levels are low
We need optimal vitamin levels for thyroid hormones to work well
tested vit D, B12 and ferratin with iron. my iron wS low taking one dose and b12 low taking 2 6000 mcg/ day sublingial
Make sure iron supplement is four hours away from Armour
Taking vitamin C with iron can help improve iron absorption
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