Suffer From Graves Disease. Taking Sythroid After Radioactive Iodine Treatment. Can You Help In Reading My Thyroid Test Report?
gula I have had graves disease for over35 years. I take synthroid to regulate my lack of thyroid due to radioactive iodine treatment years ago. I am currentll taking synthroid alternating between .88 and .1 each day. I check my levels approx. every 3 months to avoid problems. YESTERDAY MY T3 level was 3.6 which I believe is on the edge of lowest range, but my t4 was16.8 and tsh was 3.85. What is the best number for a free t3 in your opinion?
Hi thanks for your question.
Different lab have differnt normal value and normal range.The usuall normal range of thyroid hormone is /s under;
TSH 0.5 to 5
Total T4 4.5 to 12.5
TotatT3 80 to 220
FreeT4 0.7 to 2
Free T3. 3.3 to 4.2
Your T3 values are perfectly in normal range.
For any variation in normal range,consult your treating physician.
Hope this answers your question.
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Suffer From Graves Disease. Taking Sythroid After Radioactive Iodine Treatment. Can You Help In Reading My Thyroid Test Report?
Hi thanks for your question. Different lab have differnt normal value and normal range.The usuall normal range of thyroid hormone is /s under; TSH 0.5 to 5 Total T4 4.5 to 12.5 TotatT3 80 to 220 FreeT4 0.7 to 2 Free T3. 3.3 to 4.2 Your T3 values are perfectly in normal range. For any variation in normal range,consult your treating physician. Hope this answers your question.