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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 5280" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Aussie, let's look a little closer at the thyroid. Your TSH is rather low, exhibiting what one might see with a hyperthyroid like condition. Your FT4, the storage hormone, is in about the right zone, however more information is needed. We need to see the Free T3 assay to compare and understand what is taking place after converting downstream, AND it would be good to compare ratios with a Reverse T3 lab.</p><p></p><p> Everything you are experiencing could be thyroid related just as easily. My suspicion is that your FT3 is going to be higher in % comparison to the FT4 value, and for a variety of reasons this can lead to pooling; basically a build-up of T3 in the bloodstream. With me saying this, I'm presuming that you're not on any desiccated thyroid medications? </p><p></p><p>Please look into the FT3, RT3 & Antibodies (TPO, *TSI) *Research this a little further with Graves Disease. If the thyroid hormone is not sufficiently reaching the receptors of the cells, then you basically have the "hypo" like symptoms. You can research how this effects the mitochondrial ADP/ATP ratio, and you will usually find a correlation with the adrenals, and/or iron/ferritin serum levels. Would really like to also see a CBC, lipid & metabolic panel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 5280, member: 696"] Aussie, let's look a little closer at the thyroid. Your TSH is rather low, exhibiting what one might see with a hyperthyroid like condition. Your FT4, the storage hormone, is in about the right zone, however more information is needed. We need to see the Free T3 assay to compare and understand what is taking place after converting downstream, AND it would be good to compare ratios with a Reverse T3 lab. Everything you are experiencing could be thyroid related just as easily. My suspicion is that your FT3 is going to be higher in % comparison to the FT4 value, and for a variety of reasons this can lead to pooling; basically a build-up of T3 in the bloodstream. With me saying this, I'm presuming that you're not on any desiccated thyroid medications? Please look into the FT3, RT3 & Antibodies (TPO, *TSI) *Research this a little further with Graves Disease. If the thyroid hormone is not sufficiently reaching the receptors of the cells, then you basically have the "hypo" like symptoms. You can research how this effects the mitochondrial ADP/ATP ratio, and you will usually find a correlation with the adrenals, and/or iron/ferritin serum levels. Would really like to also see a CBC, lipid & metabolic panel. [/QUOTE]
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