Re: Advice-Help Needed Please-Val

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Val - I did have RT3 tested. See below. Does there seem to be a

problem with it?

TSH 0.51 (.4-4.5)

Free T-4 0.6 (0.8-1.8)

Free T3 242 (230-420)

RT3 13 (11-32)

>

> I have seen people have those same symptos with Ferritin as low

as

> yours. I would hold off any more thyroid increases until you get

the

> Ferritin at leats to 35. You r body cannot utilize it! The high

cortiosl

> is blocking conversion of T4 to T3 and then youi get toxicty form

the T4

> that can;t convert. You should also ask to have reverse T3 tested.

If it

> is high form the high cortiosl, it will block the thyroid

receptors an

> the T3 cannot enter the cells to work right then either.

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TSH 0.51 (.4-4.5)

Free T-4 0.6 (0.8-1.8)

Free T3 242 (230-420)

RT3 13 (11-32)

Yes it is a bit high, but I still think the Ferritin is your biggest problem. If

you get it to 35+ and still have reacitons to thyroid then I would try plain T3.

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