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Low TSH level/weight gain, fatigue, osteopenia
by smcq, Jun 05, 2007 12:00AM
For several years I have had a low TSH blood results (.27, .14, .77). I am postpartum 4 month last test result TSH .27 L, T-4 free/1.1, T-3 free 297 along with a vitamin D defic. I have had a steady increase in weight over the last several years and can't seem to get if off, low body temp, no sex drive, irritable, moody, fatigue and list goes on. I also had established osteoporosis (at the age of 34) back in 2003 and 2004 but have improved to osteopenia. I have been to two doctors with no answers of how to get to feeling better, no medications have been prescribed other than the Boniva and calicum/Vit D for bones. Do I need thyroid meds? Any suggestions really tired of feeling tired.
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by skymax2000, Jun 05, 2007 12:00AM
Was your doctor an endocrinologist?
by smcq, Jun 06, 2007 12:00AM
The first one was, the last doctor was a GP but is familiar with thyroid especially Wilson thyroid syndrome.
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