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TSH very low but feeling fine ,
My TSH is very low but I'm feeling fine ,I do not have any symptoms,does it mean that I am free from any thyroid disease
Hi there!
Same boat as you. My TSH was low. <0.01 to be exact. I feel fine. Diagnosed in May with Hyperthyroid. Still felt fine. Two more blood test, still low TSH, still felt fine. I started Meds three weeks ago, and still feel fine. It's insane, but you can't ignore it, even if you feel fine. How many times can I type the word fine?? You need to go to the Doctor, because it may be that you're in an EARLY hyper state, and you must get it under control. I fought taking medicine (PTU), but I have no side effects. I just had another blood test, and I'm waiting to see if my levels improve. It's annoying to be medicated for something that doesn't bother me, but better safe, ya know??
Good luck, and keep us posted!
Hugs,
Shari
Same boat as you. My TSH was low. <0.01 to be exact. I feel fine. Diagnosed in May with Hyperthyroid. Still felt fine. Two more blood test, still low TSH, still felt fine. I started Meds three weeks ago, and still feel fine. It's insane, but you can't ignore it, even if you feel fine. How many times can I type the word fine?? You need to go to the Doctor, because it may be that you're in an EARLY hyper state, and you must get it under control. I fought taking medicine (PTU), but I have no side effects. I just had another blood test, and I'm waiting to see if my levels improve. It's annoying to be medicated for something that doesn't bother me, but better safe, ya know??
Good luck, and keep us posted!
Hugs,
Shari
I am not on any medication I never seen any MD yet ,they just found out on a routine lab ,I will see an endocrinologit end of Novemeber
are you on meds if so it probably means that you are at a level that is good for you if you stop taking them your levels will change
TSH .07 free T4 normal
How low is low?
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