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Hypo to hyper
by LLL3208, Jun 29, 2009 03:29PM
I went from 5.73 to 0.01 on my thyroid test within 6 months. I have taken no medication for either thyroid problems. How is this possible?
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If so , post the levels and ranges here.
You may be suffering from Thyroiditis (inflammation of the thyroid).
Or if your antibodies are up......Graves Disease or Hashi's.
Post a bit more about yr levels and symptoms and others can help too.
In addition to those, you probably want to have thyroid antibodies (TPOab, TGab and TRab) tested to confirm/rule out an autoimmune disease.
Since you are not on any meds, and your TSH is so low, it's important to get further testing promptly.
Do you have hyper symptoms?