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As you are on no thyroid meds you possibly have GRAVES Disease. You rT4

is too high which creates RT3 as a protective measure . Thus you have

nto had the hyper symptoms commonly associated wiht Graves Disease.

Your system will buckle under this as it si doing now I am sure as tyou

are clinically hypothyroid with RT3 thta high. You need TSI (Thyroid

Stimulating Immunoglobulins) tested as these ar the antibdies precent

in Graves Disease. You may be able to do a block and replace with T3

only that MIGHT wokr for you. The other otins are RAI and thyroidectomy

which are NOT good options. I woudl try T3 onyl first., It reduces your

OWN TSH and T4 and replaces it with the thyroid hormone you need which

is T3.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://faqhelp.webs.com/ http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

http://artisticgrooming.net/

Hello Every one.

 

Quick remind After total removed of the Thyroid Gland due to Papillary Mix

follicular Thyroid

Cancer

After stopping the

medication Eltroxin / Levothyroxine that I'm taking for 20 years,

I had to do all body

scan for thyroid tissue, I stop the Eltroxin / Levothyroxine for 2

weeks, and comeback to take the medicine,

it is 9 years after

stopping the Eltroxin / Levothyroxine

I have side effects

feel very tired and not in balance, sometimes knacks in the head.

The dosage per day

200mcg Eltroxin (synthetic substitute)

 

What does it mean the

high value result in the RT3 Concern the other blood test result ?

And what do you

recommended for further tests ?

 

Blood

Test Lab Result - 6.19.2010

 

TSH = 0.08  (0.40 -

2.50) µlU/mL

Free T4 = 1.7  (0.9 -

1.8) ng/dL

Free T3 = 2.35 (1.80 -

4.20) pg/ml

RT3 = 59.6  (9.0 -

35) ng/dL

Thyroid Peroxidase

AB = small then 10 lU/ml

TB-AB (Thyroid

Block.Ab) = Undetectable 

 

Blood Test Lab

Result From 5.5.2010

 

TSH – small then 0.03 mlU/l

FT4 – 20.5 pmol/l  (10.3-19.7)

Prolactine – 45 mlU/l  (45-375)

LH – Luteinizing Hormone – 5 lU/l  (1-9)

FSH – 20.5  lU/l 

(1.4-18.1)

Estradiol E2 Low – 33 pmol/l

Testosterone total – 8.7 nmol/l   (8.4-28.7)

SHBG (sex hormone bind.glob) – 17.3 nmol/l  

(13-71)

Testost Free calculated – 0.231 nmol/l

Cortisol 8 am (B) – 732 nmol/l  

(118-618)

Somatomedin C (IGF-1) –

264 ng/ml    (101-268)

Growth hormone – smaller from 0.13 mlU/l

Glucose (B) – 79 mg/dl  (70-100)

HbA1C – 5.3 %total Hb  (4-6)

Urea (B) – 32 mg/dl   (17-43)

Creatinine (B)  0.7 mg/dl 

(0.67-1.17)

Cholesterol – 271 mg/dl 

Triglycerides – 378

mg/dl   (10-250)

HDL – Cholesterol –

37.8 mg/dl

Non – HDL Cholesterol – 233

mg/dl

ALT (GPT) – 25 U/l

Egfr - above 1.73m²  60

ml/min/

 

Thank You.

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Sorry I just read further that you are takign T4 meds. SO everything I

just wrote abotu Graves wil not apply exceopt one thing. You need ot

stop T4 meds and switch to T3 onyl to clear out this excess RT3. You

are nto convertinf T4 to T3 at all, it is all going to RT3 which is

making oyu miserabel. The minute T4 gets above MIDRANGE ti causes RT3

to climb. SO as the T4 you wer taking was nto converting properly to

begin wiht, y7our dose was increased adn this just increased your RT3.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://faqhelp.webs.com/ http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

http://artisticgrooming.net/

Hello Every one.

 

Quick remind After total removed of the Thyroid Gland due to Papillary Mix

follicular Thyroid

Cancer

After stopping the

medication Eltroxin / Levothyroxine that I'm taking for 20 years,

I had to do all body

scan for thyroid tissue, I stop the Eltroxin / Levothyroxine for 2

weeks, and comeback to take the medicine,

it is 9 years after

stopping the Eltroxin / Levothyroxine

I have side effects

feel very tired and not in balance, sometimes knacks in the head.

The dosage per day

200mcg Eltroxin (synthetic substitute)

 

What does it mean the

high value result in the RT3 Concern the other blood test result ?

And what do you

recommended for further tests ?

 

Blood

Test Lab Result - 6.19.2010

 

TSH = 0.08  (0.40 -

2.50) µlU/mL

Free T4 = 1.7  (0.9 -

1.8) ng/dL

Free T3 = 2.35 (1.80 -

4.20) pg/ml

RT3 = 59.6  (9.0 -

35) ng/dL

Thyroid Peroxidase

AB = small then 10 lU/ml

TB-AB (Thyroid

Block.Ab) = Undetectable 

 

Blood Test Lab

Result From 5.5.2010

 

TSH – small then 0.03 mlU/l

FT4 – 20.5 pmol/l  (10.3-19.7)

Prolactine – 45 mlU/l  (45-375)

LH – Luteinizing Hormone – 5 lU/l  (1-9)

FSH – 20.5  lU/l 

(1.4-18.1)

Estradiol E2 Low – 33 pmol/l

Testosterone total – 8.7 nmol/l   (8.4-28.7)

SHBG (sex hormone bind.glob) – 17.3 nmol/l  

(13-71)

Testost Free calculated – 0.231 nmol/l

Cortisol 8 am (B) – 732 nmol/l  

(118-618)

Somatomedin C (IGF-1) –

264 ng/ml    (101-268)

Growth hormone – smaller from 0.13 mlU/l

Glucose (B) – 79 mg/dl  (70-100)

HbA1C – 5.3 %total Hb  (4-6)

Urea (B) – 32 mg/dl   (17-43)

Creatinine (B)  0.7 mg/dl 

(0.67-1.17)

Cholesterol – 271 mg/dl 

Triglycerides – 378

mg/dl   (10-250)

HDL – Cholesterol –

37.8 mg/dl

Non – HDL Cholesterol – 233

mg/dl

ALT (GPT) – 25 U/l

Egfr - above 1.73m²  60

ml/min/

 

Thank You.

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