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Thyroid test results - what do I do now?

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Thyroid tests 2024

TSH 1.883. uIU/ml. normal range. 0.55 - 4.78

FT3. 5.22 pmol/L normal range 3.1 - 6.8.

T4. 12.9.pmol/L. normal range 12 - 22.

TPO is 626 normal range 0-60 iu/m

vit D. 89.6. -250H total nmol/l

folate 24.00 ng 24.00ng/lo. Normal above 4.12 ug/l ferritin 233.7.ng/l. Range 10-291ug/l

B12. 501.0ng/L. Range 211.0 -911.0ng/L

I take a zinc tablet and omega 3 tablet daily

For years I have suffered from chronic fatigue and have all the symptoms of mild hypothyroidism but my doctor says there is nothing wrong with me according to all the blood tests and cannot prescribe me any levothyroxine as I am within the normal range . Where do I go with this as I don't know how to get better , do I have to live with this?

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