Re: Latest blood tests results

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your comments, Sheila.

Am stumped!!! Have all the hypo symptoms,

but all tests are normal, antiboidies, vits, ferritin is too high,

etc... Makes no sense!! Must get to the bottom

of this.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

How much of the inactive T4 are you manageing to convert into T3?, are you

taking selenium to help with the conversion?

Of this T3, how much of it is being used by the cells? how high is cellular

uptake? (I got mine measure via Genova - urine sample)

How high is the ferritin? Very high can be caused by inflammation....

Have a look at Hypothyroidism Type II by Mark Starr... it explains lots of

reasons why you could be hypo with 'normal' results....

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> Thanks for your comments, Sheila.

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> Am stumped!!! Have all the hypo symptoms,

> but all tests are normal,

[Guest guest]

How high is your ferritin? My hubby has haemacromatosis and some of his

symptoms are similar to hypo symptoms ie. tiredness and brain fog.

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> Thanks for your comments, Sheila.

>

> Am stumped!!! Have all the hypo symptoms,

> but all tests are normal, antiboidies, vits, ferritin is too high,

> etc... Makes no sense!! Must get to the bottom

> of this.

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