Hi Ann,I would get antibodies tested.I know it's more expense but sadly the nhs budget will not stretch to basically any half decent blood test.Basically you will find you have to do all the legwork yourself which is a real sad state of affairs.Your ft4 and ft3 are similar to what mine were.It was just my TSH was higher and I had antibodies which swung it for me.Unfortunately most GP's see tests results within the range as normal.There is no normal though it is just a reference range.Keep plugging away.
Hi Louise, not on treatment despite one consultant that I saw in the summer telling me that I needed to, and sent me to see the endo, who flat out refused any treatment.
Hi My endo says the only T3 test any use is Free T3. I always use it as I have low T3. Looks like you would benefit from a little T3 on a script. It lowers the TSH , helps weight ( if applicable) and can make a huge difference. I need mine almost at the top of range.Most Labs have different ranges for most tests as ,it depends on assays used.With the ranges that is Ok but of course, more helpful to use the same Lab as far as possible. I have to use 4 , circumstances dictate!
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