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Blood Test Discussion
Libido issues still - 8 months - Labs - Need help
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 144469" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Ya anytime man, it’s a learning process for all of us. But it’s so sad that two different guys, with actual licenses to practice medicine, that went to school for 7+ years to learn about these things, are that blind to such obvious signs of hypothyroidism. The medical system is so broken. And I’m a nurse. It’s so discouraging for me. Thought about getting out of the medical field many times because of how broken it is, and how patients usually always get worse, or at best continue with their original problems. I’ve never had a patient with a chronic illness get better, ever. It’s so sad.</p><p></p><p>But anyways, best advice I can give to you is ditch those doctors asap. They clearly have no clue what they’re talking about in regards to thyroid. So who knows what else they have no clue about. Any TSH over 2.5 is a clear sign of hypothyroidism. Plus your free T3 is extremely low. Like ridiculously low. It should be at least 3.5. Most good doctors will like free T3 around 3.7 or higher to be optimal. And they didn’t even test you for total T3, free T4, or reverse T3, which are all absolutely necessary to accurately assess someone’s thyroid. Let alone testing for thyroid peroxidase and thyroglobulin antibiodies. But bottom line, you’re so clearly hypothyroid its not even funny. No exaggeration. It’s mind boggling that a doctor actually looked at your labs and said “they look good”, let alone two doctors!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 144469, member: 15043"] Ya anytime man, it’s a learning process for all of us. But it’s so sad that two different guys, with actual licenses to practice medicine, that went to school for 7+ years to learn about these things, are that blind to such obvious signs of hypothyroidism. The medical system is so broken. And I’m a nurse. It’s so discouraging for me. Thought about getting out of the medical field many times because of how broken it is, and how patients usually always get worse, or at best continue with their original problems. I’ve never had a patient with a chronic illness get better, ever. It’s so sad. But anyways, best advice I can give to you is ditch those doctors asap. They clearly have no clue what they’re talking about in regards to thyroid. So who knows what else they have no clue about. Any TSH over 2.5 is a clear sign of hypothyroidism. Plus your free T3 is extremely low. Like ridiculously low. It should be at least 3.5. Most good doctors will like free T3 around 3.7 or higher to be optimal. And they didn’t even test you for total T3, free T4, or reverse T3, which are all absolutely necessary to accurately assess someone’s thyroid. Let alone testing for thyroid peroxidase and thyroglobulin antibiodies. But bottom line, you’re so clearly hypothyroid its not even funny. No exaggeration. It’s mind boggling that a doctor actually looked at your labs and said “they look good”, let alone two doctors! [/QUOTE]
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