Have you had your adrenal glands tested? Your thyroid hormones can be high or in the upper range of 'normal', but you can have hypo symptoms because of low cortisol. Cortisol is required for the thyroid hormones to get into the cells. So low cortisol can cause hypothyroid, because the thyroid hormones are not getting into the cells!! Of which may explain why the blood thyroid levels are high.
High TSH is sign of hypo, not hyper. By the way, you will have problems on thyroid meds with untreated adrenal problem.
Thanx for the replies yes antibodies where checked but nothing showed up. now they are going to do ultrasound and maybe fna of thyroid gland...
i am very confused...
hi yes i do have all the symptoms but doesnt high t3 mean that u have hyperthyroid...????
Did your doctor test antibodies?
With the varying TSH you could have Hashimoto's Disease an auto-immune disease that kills the thyroid gland if it continues
In fact your rising TSH indicates hypothyroidism, the ranges are 0.3-3.00..anything over 2.00 has big red flags all over it especially if accompanied by symptoms. How do you feel??
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I also suggest Hash's antibody test (TPO).
Are you using any hormone replacement?
If you do have Hash's, all of the thyroid test is worthless. The only way to treat is by symptoms. It often takes "excessive" amounts of hormone (Armour is the best) to get results. Once your thyroid is suppressed, you may be able to back down on the Armour.
Yes I see what you mean....did your doctor do an antibodies test?.................if you have Hashi's then your results can fluctuate
Are you on any meds now? Your FT4 is slightly on the low side
I would suggest getting an antibodies test done (Hashimoto's and Graves)
The T3 is high but otherwise thyroid tests are fairly normal. I agree with the MRI of brain due to high prolactin. One very rare cause of the thyroid tests would be a TSH secreting tumor but this should be detected by the MRI as well. Again, this is very rare. If the PRL was normal last month, the current test results are confusing and likely a repeat in 3-4 weeks will be suggested before any treatment. Be sure to tell your doctor about all meds, supplements and herbs you may be taking.