TSH is now 0.13 is this ok?

[Needlehaystax]

Hey there,

Serum TSH level:

0.13 mIU/L

Normal range:

0.35 to 4.94

After nearly a year of fighting with my GP over meds amounts and optimal ranges, my TSH is finally below 1 after initially being 8-9. I do feel markedly better at times but still have bad days perhaps due to hashimotos and not staying on top of anti-inflam lifestyle. Is 0.13 too low or dangerous?? It’s looks hugely below the nhs range and it’s worried me.

Thanks

[Needlehaystax]

btw my T3/4 results below:

Serum free T3 level:

4.5 pmol/L

Normal range:

2.43 to 6.01

t4 level:

15.3 pmol/L

Normal range:

9.0 to 19.1

[greygoose]

No, not dangerous at all. Not even suppressed. But strange because your Frees aren't that high. What are you taking, and how much?

[Needlehaystax in reply to greygoose]

Hey there - I’m on 125mcg levothyroxine mixture of accord and mercury pharma. I can’t get my doc to keep it the same! Let me know what you think? Should my t3/t4 be higher then? I started taking the increase from 100mcg almost exactly 6 weeks ago - so this should be my true levelled out results.

[greygoose]

Well, it depends how you feel with them at that level. But 100 mcg isn't a very high dose, and hypos usually need their levels at least over mid-range. But, what I meant was that the TSH doesn't corrispond to your Free levels. But it doesn't really matter unless your doctor wants to dose by the TSH.

[Needlehaystax]

I’m currently on 125mcg…I went up to that from 100mcg 6 weeks ago ..is that still quite a low dose?

[Needlehaystax]

I’ve started to feel more energised but not feeling great the last week sonip BBC and down

[TiggerMe in reply to Needlehaystax]

I've taggedgreygoose as she won't get an alert unless you use the Reply button 🤗

[Needlehaystax in reply to TiggerMe]

Thanks so much

[greygoose in reply to Needlehaystax]

So you probably do need an increase in dose.

[Needlehaystax in reply to greygoose]

Thanks for your help on this I’ll check with the doc

[greygoose in reply to Needlehaystax]

OK, but be aware that he is very likely to say no because of your low TSH. They rarely know how to dose hypo patients.