Why would you reduce the thyroxine? If you are feeling ok then those results are fine. If you are concerned about the low tsh, don't be. Once we are on thyroid medication the tsh is of little importance - what is important is ft3 and how we feel.
Because high iron can be a lot more dangerous than low iron and might show haemocromatosis or liver disease - could just be a lot of inflammation. Falling vit D after the summer when it should have been increasing means that you will be very deficient by the spring
Ferritin is frequently slightly raised due to inflammation
Inflammation is common if cause of your hypothyroidism is due to autoimmune thyroid disease also called Hashimoto's
You also need B12 and folate tested
What is the units on vitamin D - nmol or ng/ml
Recommended on here that all thyroid blood tests should ideally be done as early as possible in morning and before eating or drinking anything other than water . This gives highest TSH, lowest FT4 and most consistent results. (Patient to patient tip, best not mentioned to GP or phlebotomist)
Last Levothyroxine dose should be 24 hours prior to test, (taking delayed dose immediately after blood draw).
If/when also on T3, make sure to take last 5mcg dose 8-12 hours prior to test, even if this means adjusting time or splitting of dose day before test
Is this how you did the test?
Your FT4 is very low
You may actually need/benefit from small dose increase in Levothyroxine
B vitamins best taken in the morning after breakfast
Igennus Super B complex are nice small tablets. Often only need one tablet per day, not two. Certainly only start with one tablet per day after breakfast. Retesting levels in 6-8 weeks
Or Thorne Basic B or jarrow B-right are other options that contain folate, but both are large capsules
If you are taking vitamin B complex, or any supplements containing biotin, remember to stop these 7 days before any blood tests, as biotin can falsely affect test results
Thank you so much SlowDragon ,that is a great help. I am taking multivitamins . I hadn't taken Vit b or Vit d as they were always high vit b normal over and yes i do have Hashimoto's . Thank you again for recommending me supplements to take and. good ones, as i never know which ones to buy, as there are so many.🌝
Most multivitamins contain too little on anything if you are actually deficient. Plus most contain iron which will prevent absorbing most of the other.
Most contain iodine which isn't recommended for anyone with Hashimoto's
They tend to have cheap and least absorbable forms of vitamins too
We always recommend only supplementing specific vitamins not a multivitamin
Multivitamin could perhaps be contributing to your high ferritin. You don't want to be supplementing iron without full iron panel, especially with high ferritin. You can have high ferritin and low iron. Ferritin may just be high due to inflammation of Hashimoto's.
Selenium supplements can help improve conversion of FT4 to FT3
Your vitamin D has dropped despite it being end of summer when it should be at its highest ready for winter
Thanks again. I will stop taking the multivitamins and i will also get some selenium as well as the others. I am a little concerned about the vit.d , i am normal at the top (85)end with out taken any supplement .and i have over once or twice. So this is new for me to bbe so low.
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