Rather than add to my existing journal, I thought I'd pose this as a seperate question as it may well apply to others as well.
Recent bloodwork shows T3/4 levels are the very lowest part of the "normal" scale, even though TSH is quite low. I have none of the symptoms of feeling cold, etc as many hypothyroid people do, but am feeling quite fatigues, etc on a regular basis. Could be high E2, but I need to see recent blood work to know more.
In any event, what about taking an iodine supplement "just to see what happens"? I use little or no salt, so the only iodine I get comes from food and a daily multivitamin.
If iodine supplements are a good idea, any suggestions or ideas as to what is good?
Recent bloodwork shows T3/4 levels are the very lowest part of the "normal" scale, even though TSH is quite low. I have none of the symptoms of feeling cold, etc as many hypothyroid people do, but am feeling quite fatigues, etc on a regular basis. Could be high E2, but I need to see recent blood work to know more.
In any event, what about taking an iodine supplement "just to see what happens"? I use little or no salt, so the only iodine I get comes from food and a daily multivitamin.
If iodine supplements are a good idea, any suggestions or ideas as to what is good?