Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Posted February 8, 2008 Thanks so much for the extra help and all your concerns. I think maybe Val might have given me a link that says it should be the FT3 and RT3 that needs to be taken into consideration when doing the ratio. I'll have to read it again a couple of time. Thanks again. These doctors can drive you to the nut house, I tell you. > > Am still tryin' to help out here, does this info give you any more > direction. Here is a short cut/paste (for digest folks) from Dr. Rind's > site. > > http://www.drrind.com/thyroidscale.asp > > Scroll down to Thyroid function tests. > > Hormones (T4, T3, and RT3), once released into the bloodstream, exist > either as protein bound or in a free form. > > I honestly do HEAR your frustration. > > kc in AZ > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Posted February 8, 2008 Thanks so much for the extra help and all your concerns. I think maybe Val might have given me a link that says it should be the FT3 and RT3 that needs to be taken into consideration when doing the ratio. I'll have to read it again a couple of time. Thanks again. These doctors can drive you to the nut house, I tell you. > > Am still tryin' to help out here, does this info give you any more > direction. Here is a short cut/paste (for digest folks) from Dr. Rind's > site. > > http://www.drrind.com/thyroidscale.asp > > Scroll down to Thyroid function tests. > > Hormones (T4, T3, and RT3), once released into the bloodstream, exist > either as protein bound or in a free form. > > I honestly do HEAR your frustration. > > kc in AZ > Quote
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