Guest guest Posted April 18, 2010 Report Share Posted April 18, 2010 Hi. New on here. I'm 54. Have been having thyroid issues for the past 4 years. Two endos I had always said I was " hyper " due to low tsh and didn't bother to look at anything else so they treated me as hyper. Last Jan, 2009 I switched to a body logic doc and he said absolutely not " hyper " and treated me with armour to start and also biest and progesterone. Switched me to compounded T4/T3 25 mg and 5mg because I was having " hyper symptoms " . Also cut back on nighttime progesterone because i was having nightmares. I'm also on atenolol 25 mg and elavil 25 mg (for bp and vulvodynia) Just had labs and I see him later this month: Tsh .27 (.40-4.50) T4 free .9 (0.8-1.8) T3 free 332 (230-420) T3 reverse 27 (11-32 ) thyrogloblulin antiobodies 376 (<20) thyroid peroxidase antiobodies 192 (<35) Morning cortisol saliva testing 2.1 (3.7-9.5) Since the change in late Dec to the compounded my bp is so much better. I can't understand the low morning cortisol. What about the reverse T3? Problem? I worry that with treatment of T3 only I will have the " hyper " symptoms>..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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