Hi,
Thank you for the reply,
My TSH fell from .44 to .09 (Iu/ml) in two months. The HbA1C shot up from 8.9 to 10.10! Bloody nuisance!
Have emailed my endocrinologist.
I hate being a diabetic, one has to be forever wary of the dangers on Neuropathy, nehropathy, etc.
Insulin resistance appears when thyroid levels are too low or too high. So, yes, a low TSH can cause higher than normal blood sugar levels.