bktt,
please create your own thread so we can serve you better. Stick to the one thread so over time you case is not spread out and context lost.
TSH should be closer to 1.0
T3, T4, fT3, fT4 should be mid-range or a bit higher.
The lab ranges are rather useless and this misleads doctors.
Provide more info about your self and medical issues. What medications how taken.
How are you feeling and how has this been changing over time?
The stickies for this forum are found here:
About the T Replacement Category - #2 by KSman
see links:
advice for new guys
things that damage your hormones
There is a ‘thyroid basics’ link there for you to read.
Your labs are quite odd as fT3, fT4 are high relative to mid-range and TSH is high but should be lower because of fT3, fT4.
The only explanation that comes to mind for this thyroid profile would be elevated rT3. But this may not hold up to additional data.
What is you history of [not] using iodized salt?
Are your outer eyebrows sparse?
Get cold easily?
Stress a major factor in your life? accidents? surgeries? infections?