Question 1

I had a blood test yesterday, and everything was normal except for my free T3 level. My thyroid test results are: TSH: 2.33 microIU/mL, Free T4: 1.33 ng/mL, and Free T3: 8.4 pg/mL. Is this level abnormal? Does it mean I have hyperthyroidism? I read on the internet that it is not curable and requires lifelong medication. Is my result serious? I also experience hand pain and sensitivity to cold climates, but I feel fine in sunny weather. I am worried about my T3 levels.

Question 2

I have thyroid. My recent test report shows T3 118, T4 7.21 and TSH 3rd generation 6.89. I am having a nasty headache at the top of my head and pain around my eyes. Can anyone suggest some medicines?

Question 3

My wife has been suffering from hypothyroidism for the past two months. Her TSH increased after taking medication for a month (50 mcg Eltroxine). The doctor has suggested increasing the dosage to 100 mcg for two months before doing another blood test. She has also been advised to follow a low glycemic diet. I want to get a second opinion?

On 7th January, my TSH was 10.02, and I was advised to take Thyronorm 25 mcg. My latest thyroid test results are: T3: 0.93 ng/mL T4: 12.16 microg/dL TSH: 4.0 microIU/mL Could you please advise if my thyroid levels are now normal and whether I should continue or adjust the Thyronorm dosage?

Thyroid function has improved. Continue 25 mcg Thyronorm and retest after 3 to 6 months. No dose change needed now.

More Thyroid Profile (T3 T4 TSH) Test Health Queries

I have thyroid. My recent test report shows T3 118, T4 7.21 and TSH 3rd generation 6.89. I am having a nasty headache at the top of my head and pain around my eyes. Can anyone suggest some medicines?