I've got an appointment for bloods at the doctor's next week and I'm assuming my TSH won't change dramatically between then and now, and GP doesn't test anything other than TSH so I can negotiate an increase in levo but I'm not sure if that's a good idea?
My T4 is 85% through the range and
T3 is 40.54%
Which is a conversation rate of 4.5 which confirms poor conversion.
Is it now time to book in to see the private Endo with a view to trialling T3?
when you look at all the ones when you were taking 125mcg Levo, they have bounced around a bit, assuming that all tests were done under the same conditions. Your TSH has been 1.37 and as high as 2.81, your FT4 has been 17.6 and as high as 21.6.
Your raised antibodies confirm Hashi's, did you already know this? Fluctuations in results can happen with Hashi's, I wonder if that's contributing?
All of your results, even when TSH has been at it's lowest, show poor conversion - 13/4/21: FT4 96%, FT3 45.95%.
All of your nutrient levels look fine so maybe it is time to consider trialling T3.
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