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Hello I joined this community a long time ago and quit coming check in till a lady sent me a pmPremenstrual syndrome Relieving pms this morning answering a question that I posted back on here in March this yr. I thought that was so nice I came back to check on here and read some post.
I am 29 yrs old and I have always had a weight problem but nothing to bad until now I am very over weight and I have done nothing different from what eat or drink etc and I have gained a lot weight. I am on levaroxine 125mcg and my weight still high lost nothing and trying to eating better, no soda, walk dailyDaily combo Daily multiple for men 50+ Daily multiple for women Daily multiple for women 50+ Daily multiple vitamins Daily vite Daily-vite men's formula Daily-vite weight control etc. Here is my main question for all. Ever since I found out that I had a thyroid problem (low) my periods are very crazy. I have not had on in 4mos and before that it was like ever other mnonth an might last 2 day and be light flow. Any help or advise info Thanks in advanceAdvance care plus Advance relief.
Of course, diet and exercise must be properly maintained; however, many times low metabolism due to thyroid issues is a majorMajor tears Major-gesic contributor to weight gain. To assess that, you really need to know the levels of the actual, biologically active thyroid hormones, which are free T3 and free T4T4 test (FT3 and FT4). TSH is inadequate as a diagnostic by which to determine medication. TSH does not correlate very well at all with hypo symptoms. FT3 has been shown to correlate best with hypo symptoms, with FT4 second.
I suggest that you go back and insist that they run FT3 and FT4 tests, not total T3 and total T4, and then post the results and reference ranges used by your lab, so that members can help interpret results.
I suggest that you go back and insist that they run FT3 and FT4 tests, not total T3 and total T4, and then post the results and reference ranges used by your lab, so that members can help interpret results.