I am not interested in TSH. Please post your test result for FT4, along with reference range shown on the lab report. Also, pleae post your Vitamin D and B12 test results.
TSH is basically useless for determining a hypothyroid patient's med dosage. This is because TSH has only a weak correlation with the actual thyroid hormones, and a negligible correlation with symptoms typical of hypothyroidism. The best way to treat is to raise the thyroid med until Free T4 and Free T3 are high enough to relieve hypo symptoms, without regard for TSH. There is much to discuss, but first please look at the following list of symptoms typical of hypothyroidism and tell us which ones you have.
Tiredness.
More sensitivity to cold.
Constipation. (need to use laxative or fiber)
Dry skin. (have to use skin creme)
Weight gain.
Puffy face.
Hoarse voice.
Coarse hair and skin.
Muscle weakness.
Muscle aches, tenderness and stiffness.
Menstrual cycles that are heavier than usual or irregular.
Thinning hair.
Slowed heart rate, also called bradycardia.
Depression.
Memory problems.
Also have you even been tested for Free T4 and Frree T3, Vitamin D, B12 and ferritin?
Tsh reference range is .40-4.50