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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Current Bloods, Next Reandron Due, Awaiting Clomid Test - Feedback Please?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 13521" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Yes, Randy, it's just an observation of what percentile your values are with the Free T4 and Free T3. Usually looking for these values to be in the 50% to 80% range. Most of time around here you find a lot of the folks to be < 50, which usually leads to conversation of hypothyroidism in one form or another ... Or we see cases with numbers not balanced, e.g., lower Free T4 values, maybe at the 20% of range, but Free T3 might be higher, like in the 60% range. Some of these scenarios show the T3 to be pooling, or not effectively getting into the cells of the body. This is where Reverse T3 comes into play, and you will usually see me asking about cortisol, iron, D3, etc., at this point.</p><p></p><p>Sorry to babble, but in a nutshell with one paragraph, that's the quick gist of it. In your case, that looks great IF .. You feel good (not feeling the overly hyper-like symptoms), and there's no other concerns with other associated labs, i.e., Reverse T3, Antibodies (TPO, TgAb, and TSI would be beneficial). If the RT3 ratio is good, no autoimmune issues, then I'd say your thyroid rocks! (ATP in overdrive!) I don't often see labs here with both free/unbound values in the 80% range, and TSH in check 1.0 >! Heck, some guys are taking 3 grains of Armour and a little extra Synthroid to hit that mark! Exceptional to see it done naturally!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 13521, member: 696"] Yes, Randy, it's just an observation of what percentile your values are with the Free T4 and Free T3. Usually looking for these values to be in the 50% to 80% range. Most of time around here you find a lot of the folks to be < 50, which usually leads to conversation of hypothyroidism in one form or another ... Or we see cases with numbers not balanced, e.g., lower Free T4 values, maybe at the 20% of range, but Free T3 might be higher, like in the 60% range. Some of these scenarios show the T3 to be pooling, or not effectively getting into the cells of the body. This is where Reverse T3 comes into play, and you will usually see me asking about cortisol, iron, D3, etc., at this point. Sorry to babble, but in a nutshell with one paragraph, that's the quick gist of it. In your case, that looks great IF .. You feel good (not feeling the overly hyper-like symptoms), and there's no other concerns with other associated labs, i.e., Reverse T3, Antibodies (TPO, TgAb, and TSI would be beneficial). If the RT3 ratio is good, no autoimmune issues, then I'd say your thyroid rocks! (ATP in overdrive!) I don't often see labs here with both free/unbound values in the 80% range, and TSH in check 1.0 >! Heck, some guys are taking 3 grains of Armour and a little extra Synthroid to hit that mark! Exceptional to see it done naturally!! [/QUOTE]
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