Afternoon Temp-Rises with T3 dose

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I have a question: I take my T3(sublingually) at 6am, 11am, 4pm and bedtime. I

was taking my afternoon temp. at 3pm and it was between 97.9 and 98.1. But I've

found that if I take my T3 at 3:45pm and then my afternoon temp at 4pm, it is

usually 98.4. Does this mean I am waiting too long to take my T3 doses?

Thanks!

in CA

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>I have a question: I take my T3(sublingually) at 6am, 11am, 4pm and bedtime.

I was taking my afternoon temp. at 3pm and it was between 97.9 and 98.1. But

I've found that if I take my T3 at 3:45pm and then my afternoon temp at 4pm, it

is usually 98.4. Does this mean I am waiting too long to take my T3 doses?

Possibly, or maybe you are not on enough T3??

There seems to be some way that it's " buffered " in the body, my

metabolism doesn't twitch each time I take a dose as long as I am on

enough.

Whether it's stored in serum and taken into the cells as needed I

don't know but there seems to be a reasonably wide band in which

circulating hormone levels can be and I notice it when they drop

below that level..

Nick

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[Guest guest]

Hmm, thanks, Nick. I'm sure that I'm not on enough, but can't raise yet as the

T3 is pooling per my last labs due to a ferritin of 18.

in CA

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> >I have a question: I take my T3(sublingually) at 6am, 11am, 4pm and bedtime.

I was taking my afternoon temp. at 3pm and it was between 97.9 and 98.1. But

I've found that if I take my T3 at 3:45pm and then my afternoon temp at 4pm, it

is usually 98.4. Does this mean I am waiting too long to take my T3 doses?

>

> Possibly, or maybe you are not on enough T3??

>

> There seems to be some way that it's " buffered " in the body, my

> metabolism doesn't twitch each time I take a dose as long as I am on

> enough.

>

> Whether it's stored in serum and taken into the cells as needed I

> don't know but there seems to be a reasonably wide band in which

> circulating hormone levels can be and I notice it when they drop

> below that level..

>

> Nick

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>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

>Hmm, thanks, Nick. I'm sure that I'm not on enough, but can't raise yet as the

T3 is pooling per my last labs due to a ferritin of 18.

Keep supplementing the iron then.

You can try edging up slowly on the T3 and if you get anxiety etc drop

down again.

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com