Re: Is it possible to have RT3 problem if you convert normally?

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T4 should NEVER be top of the range asn that is creatign RT3. Usally

anything over 1.4 on standard labs and oyu are making too much RT3. I

would test RT3 to be certain but it sure sounds liek an RT3 problem Yes

some folks convert just not enough.

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> Hi,

> Is is possible to have a problem with RT3 if you convert normally?

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> I have tried all varieties of thyroid meds with varying success but am still

fagitued and heavily spaced out (T4 makes that worse).

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> I currently take T4 only and convert T4 to T3 normally according to blood

tests and 100mcg gives me a supressed TSH and a T4 and T3 that are top of the

range, so they look spot on in terms of results (any more than 100mcg makes me

hyper and in fact I do feel slightly hyper at times on 100mcg).

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> But I don't really feel a great deal better. I've been wondering if RT3 could

be my problem but before spending out on tests/visits to doctors/ time and

effort of switching over the meds and the pain it puts me through I wanted to

know if it's possible to still have the problem if everything else looks 'text

book'.

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> Many thanks,

> Cindy

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doesn't mean it's not there<>> Hi,> Is is possible to have a problem with RT3 if you convert normally?>> I have tried all varieties of thyroid meds with varying success but am still fagitued and heavily spaced out (T4 makes that worse).>> I currently take T4 only and convert T4 to T3 normally according to blood tests and 100mcg gives me a supressed TSH and a T4 and T3 that are top of the range, so they look spot on in terms of results (any more than 100mcg makes me hyper and in fact I do feel slightly hyper at times on 100mcg).>> But I don't really feel a great deal better. I've been wondering if RT3 could be my problem but before spending out on tests/visits to doctors/ time and effort of switching over the meds and the pain

it puts me through I wanted to know if it's possible to still have the problem if everything else looks 'text book'.>> Many thanks,> Cindy>>>> ------------------------------------>> We are not medical professionals here, just patients sharing our experiences. Please use this information with the help of a competent doctor.