Do you have your thyroid test numbers handy?
You can post them if you want to and we can "compare #'s -LOL"

I think 1 1/2 years ago or so they changed the normal range - so hopefully your dr or test results are using the newest guidelines.
but sometimes they need to go by your symptoms also not only the test #'s.

We had one member that had severe thyroid problems -could not get it stabilized at all - so much so that she choose to have hers removed.
She's on vacation in Hawaii at the moment - a computer vacation too LOL
She did tons of research on thyroid problems.

oh silly me you can do a search on the forums for her posts about thyroid - member name is - shelley
search all forums -from the main page - because she posted on vitamins, thyroid, medications and here

I do not have my numbers handy, I never saw them. All my doctor said was that my numbers were in normal levels, I also had to keep calling and bugging them to even get them. The reason I thought I might have thyroid problem is because I am dead tired all the time. There has even been times where I couldn't wake myself up, and when I did wake up I was still tired. I also gained a large amount of weight in 3 months during my busiest time of year, I didn't change anything about my diet. No matter what I did I just kept gaining the weight. I have never been this big before. Every doctor I've seen so far even thinks my thyroid feels larger than it should be but nothing is ever done about it. I think I might make another doc appointment and have it checked again. There is something wrong, even if it's not my thyroid there is something going on that shouldn't be.

Hi Twila

When I get back I will pm u more about your thyroid issues

Anyway u can get a copy of the blood test from the doc?

((((hugs))))