Re: Could TSI cause fatigue?

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Is TSI the test they do for graves disease?

Sky

To: RT3_T3 Sent: Mon, 12 April, 2010 2:45:30 AMSubject: Could TSI cause fatigue?

I'm trying to figure out why I have such severe fatigue. My TSI keeps swinging up and down, it is now 84. (I don't even have a thyroid). In Feb it was 39 (I was on higher doses hc at the time) and now it's gone up to 84.

[Guest guest]

Yes, elevated TSI is indicative of grave's. Yet I don't have a thyroid, so I

guess my TSI is being produced by thyroid tissue remnants.

I've been googling around...still trying to figure this out.

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> Is TSI the test they do for graves disease?

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> I'm trying to figure out why I have such severe fatigue. My TSI keeps swinging

up and down, it is now 84. (I don't even have a thyroid). In Feb it was 39 (I

was on higher doses hc at the time) and now it's gone up to 84.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, elevated TSI is indicative of grave's. Yet I don't have a thyroid, so I

guess my TSI is being produced by thyroid tissue remnants.

I've been googling around...still trying to figure this out.

>

> Is TSI the test they do for graves disease?

>

> Sky

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> ________________________________

>

> To: RT3_T3

> Sent: Mon, 12 April, 2010 2:45:30 AM

> Subject: Could TSI cause fatigue?

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>  

> I'm trying to figure out why I have such severe fatigue. My TSI keeps swinging

up and down, it is now 84. (I don't even have a thyroid). In Feb it was 39 (I

was on higher doses hc at the time) and now it's gone up to 84.

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