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Low T / high normal TSH, low fT3&4 / low normal AM cortisol...what's causing what?
Appreciate your input Systemlord. How do you suggest I go about treating my specific thyroid condition?- Fr8man
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Low T / high normal TSH, low fT3&4 / low normal AM cortisol...what's causing what?
So I've retested some tests at a different lab and there are many things that are out of range. I don't know where to start, or how to go about with treatment, or what is causing what, or if there is a direct connection between any of them and one of them is throwing the others off. I don't...- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
No I'm not. Still in the diagnosis stage. I can't find the numbers. Searched everywhere. No. But I have neither. My results are showing normal fT3. Or are you saying that my fT3 could actually be below normal because I might have t3 antibodies that are making it seem like my t3 is normal...- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
That test was done in the US.- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
No problems at all if you're paying out of pocket. That's why I'm here. Question is "how"? No measurement. Just eat a lot of table salt.- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
Like I mentioned in the title, rt3 and antibodies check out. Don't have the results on me right now, but that's not the reason.- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
But it's not though- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
How does this relate to my issue?- Fr8man
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High TSH, normal fT3 & fT4 - antibodies & rT3 OK.
And really low free testosterone. TSH 4.54 (0.27 - 4.20) uIU/mL fT3, free 3.6 (2.0 - 4.4) pg/mL ft4, free 1.24 (0.93 - 1.70) ng/dL Iodine intake is (and always has been) optimal. Any advice where to go from here? I used to think it was do to low T. But now I'm hearing that my low T is...- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
How much of a difference in terms of before and after t levels did that make? But the weight gain and belly fat is the direct side effect of the low T. It's the low T that's causing it. It's an uphill battle trying to fix that with low T. Iodine...yes Selenuim...no- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
But I'm hearing my thyroid is where it's at because of the low T. You are saying my low T is because of my thyroid. How do I address the thyroid issue? I already consume more iodine than the average person. It's not because of antibodies or rt3. What next?- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
So are my numbers enough to cause this much of t level decline?- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
Would the ^ thyroid be side effect of low testosterone??- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
TSH 4.54 (0.27 - 4.20) uIU/mL fT3, free 3.6 (2.0 - 4.4) pg/mL ft4, free 1.24 (0.93 - 1.70) ng/dL No doc, but I did do reverse and antibodies. Can't find the results but no problems there.- Fr8man
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How do I get my body to produce on its own?
I don't drink at all. What about clomid or nolvadex or hCG therapies to see if I can jump start anything? I'm sure dieting, losing weight and exercising would help to increase my t, but it's not going to cure my hypogonadism. So whatever I might gain from those methods would be petty. My TSH...- Fr8man
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