Thanks that what I kind of thought, I see an endocronologist soon so I now know what to ask for!
Sounds to me like you may be overmedicated, would recommend a new doctor if your current one is not willing to work with you :)
TSH, a pituitary hormone, is a very poor diagnostic of thyroid status. To really understand what is going on, your doctor must test free T3 and free T4. These are the actual thyroid hormones and a much better profile of what's happening. Be sure to ask for FREE T3 and FREE T4, which show the available hormones. Otherwise, you will get total T3 and total T4, which are considered obsolete tests.
Once you have those, you can post the results if you'd like (be sure to ask for reference ranges as well since these vary lab to lab and have to come from your own lab report).
It sounds like you need a meds adjustment, but that's just a guess without seeing FT3 and FT4.