I’ve been sat musing over this tonight and wondered what other’s thoughts are on this ?
On the one hand you have doctors and clinicians wringing their hands over a suppressed TSH causing heart problems. Logically TSH would be suppressed by the introduction of synthetic thyroid hormones as the pituitary would identify their levels in the blood and if sufficient would not produce TSH to kick the thyroid into action.
But then, if a person is under medicated to bring TSH into range, you run the risk of higher cholesterol which increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Have they considered the relative risks? Is there anything the more knowledgeable members could point me in the direction of?