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Please visit www.*************************, it is a fabulous site and helps with lots of things. I found I may have Hashi's just because of a sore throat- and it is relieved by increasing the iodine supplements and also I found from the testimonies that I could increase my dose (natural raw thyroid, Rx from natural Doc, but he gives me the freedom to find my own dose and report to him, these kinds of docs are hard to find.) By seeing what another thyroid patient reported, I went a head ind increased my thyroid to 6 grains, and now 7.5 grains and feel MUCH better! That is a scary dose according to lots of people including his own staff, but it keeps me functional. I was hating the Alzheimer's like brain fog and forgetting basic words. And the depression and lack of energy. Now I am spontaneously losing weight and that is something I have never been able to do when I tried. I even went on a <500 calorie diet for a year and never went below 170 at 5'3". But suddenly they weigh me at the doc's office and I have lost nearly 20 pounds. I think this thyroid thing has been messed up since childhood, perhaps since birth. I had a sore throat for years during my teens and 20's and the doc's never were able to cure it. Now I think I know is was Hashi's even back then.
Yes, it's possible to have Hashimoto's with the high blood count. There are many people with Hashi's that are not anemic. The high Hemoglobin and Hemacrit are probably unrelated to the Hashi's.
What are the reference ranges for your Free T3 and Free T4? Ranges vary from lab to lab, so must come from your own report. It looks like you could easily handle an increase in your thyroid medication.