TSH < 0.05 . Does anyone know or understand this because its quite low .

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Ok i shouldn`t have lookes but i checked my blood test results myself and my gp is calling me later.
Anyway apart from a lot pf other shocks my TSH level was documented as

With a TSH of

Hi
Thanks for your reply.
I know a little and i am a little cross also.I have been to my gp for years with palpatations -he diagnosed stress.Also swollen feet-he diagnosed lymphoedema.Recently shortness of breath - he diagnosed asthma.
I didnt agree with any of them and am not a frequent patient.I have said i doont feel well though for ages and recently my blood pressure has soared and my cholesterol also.had a full mot. Im a trained nurse and midwife so i know a little but not that much.I`ll nip up to hosp and see if my t3 is back later.
Thanks for your reply.

Fleximum my t3 was 6.5 which is i think top of the normal range.The pathlab had put a note at bottom though to say repeat in 1 month but stongly suspect hperthyroid ?
What do you think ?

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I would agree with the note. It is usual practice to repeat in a month if results are not conclusive but the TSH is usually more useful and as yours is really suppressed so if I were a betting woman I would put my money on hyperthyroidism. If the repeat isn't conclusive, I suggest you push to see an endocrinologist anyway (you'll have to see them if hyperthyroidism is confirmed).

t3 = 47
t4= 3.3
tsh= 0.05
Please advice i am taking 100 thyrodium please reply

i have before 3 months
t3 =26
t4 =1.1

tsh = 17.79

after doctor advice i was taking 100 thyrodium and now after 3 months this is my other report
t3 =47
t4 =3.3

tsh = 0.05

please advice me what should i do now, do i am normal or what

You'll probably get more responses if you start your own thread.

Please try to quote the reference ranges when you give your results. Where I live the ranges for FT4 and FT3 are (9-26) and (2.8-7), so your results would actually be damn near perfect as evidenced by the low TSH.

A below range TSH doesn't automatically mean you are hyper, although a lot of GPs seem to think it does.