Thyroid test results free T3, free T4 and TSH Do these look normal?

[Guest guest]

My hair test indicated potential thyroid issues, so I had the

following lab work done. My doctor indicated everything was normal,

despite the fact that my morning temperature has only been 97 or 97.1,

and doesn't usually get to 98 during the entire day. This is new for

me. My temp usually is always right around 98.6. She did agree to

the testing after I told her I have pretty much stopped sweating

since January, temperature difference being significant, fatigue, etc.

Here are my results:

T-4 free 1.3 reference range 0.8-1.8ng/dL

T-3 free 305 230-420 pg/dL

TSH 2.8 0.40-4.50

I am planning to start chelation after I get my saliva test for my

adrenals. Does anyone see a problem with the results. Should I take

something besides the recommended supplements to support my thyroid?

I don't think my doctor will prescribe anything.

Thanks,

Cindy

[Guest guest]

I would suggtest starting with some supplements, e. g. thyroid glandular, iodine

or

seaweed, tyrosine, selenomethionine.

Maybe this will be enough.

Also take magnesium 100-200 mg 3-4 times a day.

Andy

>

> My hair test indicated potential thyroid issues, so I had the

> following lab work done. My doctor indicated everything was normal,

> despite the fact that my morning temperature has only been 97 or 97.1,

> and doesn't usually get to 98 during the entire day. This is new for

> me. My temp usually is always right around 98.6. She did agree to

> the testing after I told her I have pretty much stopped sweating

> since January, temperature difference being significant, fatigue, etc.

>

>

> Here are my results:

>

> T-4 free 1.3 reference range 0.8-1.8ng/dL

>

> T-3 free 305 230-420 pg/dL

>

> TSH 2.8 0.40-4.50

>

> I am planning to start chelation after I get my saliva test for my

> adrenals. Does anyone see a problem with the results. Should I take

> something besides the recommended supplements to support my thyroid?

> I don't think my doctor will prescribe anything.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Cindy

>