What is the difference between euthyroid, clinical, and subclinical hypothyroidism?
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Thank you for your website, your blogs and also for your course which I have been following on Udemy. I do not have a thyroid issue, as far as I am aware; however, am studying a course in Functional Medicine and all your knowledge and experience has been invaluable in helping me to get my head around thyroid dysfunction. Thanks very much. Regards, Miles.
Hi Miles, thank you for following the page, and I am glad to hear that you found the information valuable. Good luck with your course!
My TSH levels have been marginally normal with a dip last year into the subnormal level. My T4 levels have been just barely within the normal range and Consistently low. However, my T3 levels have been consistently rising over the past few years. How do you explain this?
Hi Margaret, thank you for your question. I am not able to provide any direct personal medical advice. I highly recommend that you work with a functional medicine doctor, who is trained in the complexities of thyroid function and dedicated to finding and treating the underlying causes. Interpretation of blood test results must be done by a licensed doctor, and there can be many factors that influence the results you experience.