Guest guest Posted January 27, 2012 Report Share Posted January 27, 2012 I have always been in the hyperthyroid range with my TSH and this is the main problem I face every time I see a new doctor. In order to feel okay, in the past I persuaded my doctor to keep me on 125mcg of thyroxine, but this put my T4 up to the top of the range and my TSH to 0.01. When I started on a combination of T4 and T3, (100/20) my FT4 blood test then changed to 13,11 and my TSH went to 0.05 where it has remained ever since. When I recently stopped T3 for a few days before my last blood test, there was still no change to my TSH. It would really help me to know why my TSH remains so low so that I can explain this to my GP, otherwise I will be deemed to be hyperthyroid and weaned off of thyroxine - which is not what I want to happen. Thanks Maureen > > He said that my T4 wasn't converting properly to T3 and that I should > continue on T3 for the rest of my life. My TSH levels were slightly below > the normal range but he wasn't overly concerned about this. > > Sounds like a doctor who knows his stuff - if only we had more of them. > > He said he was happy with my FT4 and FT3 levels, but not my TSH. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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