Thyroidmaxing

[Healthmax01]

Does anybody know the downside to having high thyroid for 8 months

August 22,2024
TSH-0.19 Ref Range 0.50-4.30
T4-1.6 Ref range 0.8-1.4

September 14,2024
Tsh-0.25 L
T4 free-1.6 H
T3 free 4.6

Jan 18,2025
Tsh-0.38
T4 free-1.5

Feb 26,2025
T3,Free -5.0H
T4,Free -1.6H
Tsh-0.55
Thyroid peroxide antibodies -3 ref range <9

I’m hoping someone on forum knows more abt this stuff cause doctor don’t know shit.

 

[FunkyFlamingo]

too many big words for my LTN brain to understand

 

[Healthmax01]

too many big words for my LTN brain to understand

lol all good I’m hoping to find someone on forum who’s knowledgeable cause I bet some people have more knowledge then doctors on here.

 

[FunkyFlamingo]

lol all good I’m hoping to find someone on forum who’s knowledgeable cause I bet some people have more knowledge then doctors on here.

You're showing signs of subclinical or mild hyperthyroidism

Bottom Line:
Yes, there are risks to staying in a hyperthyroid state for months, especially regarding your heart and bones. Your labs clearly show ongoing thyroid hormone elevation, and it’s absolutely valid to pursue better care — possibly with a different doctor or a thyroid specialist.

^ chat gpt btw

 

[HairVolume]

graves disease nigga it ruins your eye area

 

[Healthmax01]

graves disease nigga it ruins your eye area

My eyes aren’t even bulging that the thing it’s very hard for me to put on weight tho

 

[HairVolume]

My eyes aren’t even bulging that the thing it’s very hard for me to put on weight tho

TSH-receptor antibodies (TRabs) are raised hyperthyrodism
You checked thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPOabs) which are raised in hypothyrodism
It's already having an effect on your bone age/turnover you might get osteoporosis at a young age.

The worst part: "If excess thyroid hormone circulates in a teenager’s blood for a long time, it can speed up their growth and cause puberty to occur earlier. This may have negative effects — for example, a teenager may not grow as tall as they otherwise would have."