
Originally Posted by
hdd123
Did u mean hyperthyroidism (when u rapidly loosing weight, have very often hear beats and your eyeballs are bulging, etc.), when the tsh blood levels are low, but anyway. Very curious, but I instead of you had my hypothyroidism to treated, when I was 17 (actually I had problems before, but didn't thought it was thyroid). I had decreased metabolism, quite bulged thyroid, sleepy and tired oftenn, oedema, fatigue and very high tsh in my blood, when t3 and t4 was normal. There was some kind of non- malignant tumour in the thyroid. It took almost half of year to normalize my life quality and tsh levels. Now I'm on 100mcg of levothyroxine (Berlin-Chemie) every morning. I've good metabolism, good strenght gains at gym, no tired moods and better life quality. Maybe in future there'd be some better medicions...but one I can say: everyone who have problems with the thyroid take their own medicine and there's no bad impact's on you if only it's used correct for your dissease. There's also no base to think, that u really have dessease- maybe just increased thyroid function what could be regulated by the time. My advice'd be to keep your tsh levels medium-good, so u have good metabolism and also not decreased muscle mass, because if thyroid functionates too fast it also can have an impact on ability to gain more muscle mass. For example my last tsh level check was 2.2- it's enough good for me (I had had also lower tsh, but that was too low).