Re: Need advice... got my bloodwork

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Your TSH is way too high, needs to be under 1.00 close to zero if you have hashi's. Your frees are also way too low. Going on the ranges your Free T3 needs to be close to 420 and Free T4 a little higher. The T4 converts into T3, if it's low there's less to convert

You also have a lot of hypo symptoms still. You may also do better on Armour which has T3 in it as well as the T4 and T1 and T2 + calcitonin which protects your bones................Meleese In Oz xxx

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From: atrusty2003

OK.. this was my bloodwork when I was taking 75 mcg of Synthroid.

After these test results my endocronologist upped the dosage to 100

mcg. I don't understand why though.

T-4 Free is 1.1 (reference range 0.8-1.8 nq/dL) Says this is in

range

TSH 2.35 mlU/L(?) (reference range is 0.40-5.50) says it's in range

T3-Free 209 L (reference range 230-420 pg/dL(?)) says it's out of

range

I'm reading off of a fax so the measurements (i.e. dl etc) may be

wrong but the numbers are correct.

So, if I'm reading this right... wouldn't just upping the T4 (i.e.

Synthroid) not be what my body needs?

I'm struggling with dizziness constantly, hear ringing in my ears

and am just tired all the time... and it hasn't improved with the

new dosage.. in fact, I think I feel worse.

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Your TSH is way too high, needs to be under 1.00 close to zero if you have hashi's. Your frees are also way too low. Going on the ranges your Free T3 needs to be close to 420 and Free T4 a little higher. The T4 converts into T3, if it's low there's less to convert

You also have a lot of hypo symptoms still. You may also do better on Armour which has T3 in it as well as the T4 and T1 and T2 + calcitonin which protects your bones................Meleese In Oz xxx

-------Original Message-------

From: atrusty2003

OK.. this was my bloodwork when I was taking 75 mcg of Synthroid.

After these test results my endocronologist upped the dosage to 100

mcg. I don't understand why though.

T-4 Free is 1.1 (reference range 0.8-1.8 nq/dL) Says this is in

range

TSH 2.35 mlU/L(?) (reference range is 0.40-5.50) says it's in range

T3-Free 209 L (reference range 230-420 pg/dL(?)) says it's out of

range

I'm reading off of a fax so the measurements (i.e. dl etc) may be

wrong but the numbers are correct.

So, if I'm reading this right... wouldn't just upping the T4 (i.e.

Synthroid) not be what my body needs?

I'm struggling with dizziness constantly, hear ringing in my ears

and am just tired all the time... and it hasn't improved with the

new dosage.. in fact, I think I feel worse.

--

[Guest guest]

Your TSH is way too high, needs to be under 1.00 close to zero if you have hashi's. Your frees are also way too low. Going on the ranges your Free T3 needs to be close to 420 and Free T4 a little higher. The T4 converts into T3, if it's low there's less to convert

You also have a lot of hypo symptoms still. You may also do better on Armour which has T3 in it as well as the T4 and T1 and T2 + calcitonin which protects your bones................Meleese In Oz xxx

-------Original Message-------

From: atrusty2003

OK.. this was my bloodwork when I was taking 75 mcg of Synthroid.

After these test results my endocronologist upped the dosage to 100

mcg. I don't understand why though.

T-4 Free is 1.1 (reference range 0.8-1.8 nq/dL) Says this is in

range

TSH 2.35 mlU/L(?) (reference range is 0.40-5.50) says it's in range

T3-Free 209 L (reference range 230-420 pg/dL(?)) says it's out of

range

I'm reading off of a fax so the measurements (i.e. dl etc) may be

wrong but the numbers are correct.

So, if I'm reading this right... wouldn't just upping the T4 (i.e.

Synthroid) not be what my body needs?

I'm struggling with dizziness constantly, hear ringing in my ears

and am just tired all the time... and it hasn't improved with the

new dosage.. in fact, I think I feel worse.

--

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I just have a quick comment. I am hashi's, I am 32 years old at age 21

i was diagnosed, and was on synthetic thyroid replacement

(levothyroxine) and every year it went up in doses, and I never felt

better. I never heard of armour untill I joined this group a year ago.

I did my research and found a doctor that prescribes armour over the

synthetics and since then even though I havent leveled out as of yet, I

am feeling MUCH MUCH better.

My next blood test will show I am doing good I am pretty sure because I

havent felt this good since I was 18.

(I really know what it feels like to feel really bad, for the past

year and half I litteraly have felt like I was dying, like something

wasnt working in sync inside my body.) but since they upped my dose to

2grains I have felt a wonderful improvement.

Hugs

Deana

Meleese wrote:

> Your TSH is way too high, needs to be under 1.00 close to zero if you

> have hashi's. Your frees are also way too low. Going on the ranges

> your Free T3 needs to be close to 420 and Free T4 a little higher.

> The T4 converts into T3, if it's low there's less to convert

>

> You also have a lot of hypo symptoms still. You may also do better on

> Armour which has T3 in it as well as the T4 and T1 and T2 + calcitonin

> which protects your bones................Meleese In Oz xxx

>

> /-------Original Message-------/

>

> /*From:*/ atrusty2003

> /* */

> OK.. this was my bloodwork when I was taking 75 mcg of Synthroid.

> After these test results my endocronologist upped the dosage to 100

> mcg. I don't understand why though.

>

> T-4 Free is 1.1 (reference range 0.8-1.8 nq/dL) Says this is in

> range

>

>

> TSH 2.35 mlU/L(?) (reference range is 0.40-5.50) says it's in range

>

> T3-Free 209 L (reference range 230-420 pg/dL(?)) says it's out of

> range

>

>

> I'm reading off of a fax so the measurements (i.e. dl etc) may be

> wrong but the numbers are correct.

>

> So, if I'm reading this right... wouldn't just upping the T4 (i.e.

> Synthroid) not be what my body needs?

>

> I'm struggling with dizziness constantly, hear ringing in my ears

> and am just tired all the time... and it hasn't improved with the

> new dosage.. in fact, I think I feel worse.

>

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I just have a quick comment. I am hashi's, I am 32 years old at age 21

i was diagnosed, and was on synthetic thyroid replacement

(levothyroxine) and every year it went up in doses, and I never felt

better. I never heard of armour untill I joined this group a year ago.

I did my research and found a doctor that prescribes armour over the

synthetics and since then even though I havent leveled out as of yet, I

am feeling MUCH MUCH better.

My next blood test will show I am doing good I am pretty sure because I

havent felt this good since I was 18.

(I really know what it feels like to feel really bad, for the past

year and half I litteraly have felt like I was dying, like something

wasnt working in sync inside my body.) but since they upped my dose to

2grains I have felt a wonderful improvement.

Hugs

Deana

Meleese wrote:

> Your TSH is way too high, needs to be under 1.00 close to zero if you

> have hashi's. Your frees are also way too low. Going on the ranges

> your Free T3 needs to be close to 420 and Free T4 a little higher.

> The T4 converts into T3, if it's low there's less to convert

>

> You also have a lot of hypo symptoms still. You may also do better on

> Armour which has T3 in it as well as the T4 and T1 and T2 + calcitonin

> which protects your bones................Meleese In Oz xxx

>

> /-------Original Message-------/

>

> /*From:*/ atrusty2003

> /* */

> OK.. this was my bloodwork when I was taking 75 mcg of Synthroid.

> After these test results my endocronologist upped the dosage to 100

> mcg. I don't understand why though.

>

> T-4 Free is 1.1 (reference range 0.8-1.8 nq/dL) Says this is in

> range

>

>

> TSH 2.35 mlU/L(?) (reference range is 0.40-5.50) says it's in range

>

> T3-Free 209 L (reference range 230-420 pg/dL(?)) says it's out of

> range

>

>

> I'm reading off of a fax so the measurements (i.e. dl etc) may be

> wrong but the numbers are correct.

>

> So, if I'm reading this right... wouldn't just upping the T4 (i.e.

> Synthroid) not be what my body needs?

>

> I'm struggling with dizziness constantly, hear ringing in my ears

> and am just tired all the time... and it hasn't improved with the

> new dosage.. in fact, I think I feel worse.

>

> --

>

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>

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>

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