"Symptoms are not related directly to antibodies. Symptoms are associated with FT4 and FT3 being in the lower part of their ranges, along with possibility of the effect of low Vitamin D, B12 and ferritin. Please tell us about all your ..."
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Jul 09
"I totally understand what you mean. With all those symptoms, in spite of your dosage of T4 and the FT over range, it seems clear that you are lacking the biologically active thyroid hormone, Free T3. When taking a full replacement dosa..."
Jul 09
"Your fear about taking thyroid med is unnecessary. Your T4 dose of 200 is causing your FT4 level to be above its range, but I expect that you will find that your Free T3 levels is low in the range due to inadequate conversion of T4 to T..."
I have been a hypothyroid patient for over 45 years. For a long time the doctors would not diagnose hypothyroidism because my TSH was within the so-called "normal&qu...
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11/20
For some reason, I have not received any message from you; I think it is because my address is outdated. Just letting you know (and thanks for all your help) - jdtm
03/19
I found a publication (PubMed 2017) of current thyroid function testing. I thought I’d send it to you I just can’t figure out how to forward It to you through the med help website.
I’m sure you’ve read many similar publications and probably most of which you don’t want to see you again, but if I’m not mistaken it kind of shakes a finger at so much of what I have learned through reading the paper that you put together as well as information on medhelp. I just found it so amazing that the recommendation is that TSH alone to be the best test to detect and monitoring thyroid dysfunction. “Excessive testing can lead to an added economic burden In an era of rising healthcare costs while rarely contributing to the evaluation or management of thyroid disease.” Now that is a mouthful.!
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