Donald Michael
>if you have enough  reverse T3 you may be  hypothyroid.

My wif'e's reverse T3 showed up as quite high when she was on 18 grains of
Armour. However, at that point one has a lot more T4 that can turn into rT3.
For a person on a normal amount of thyroid replacement does the elevated rT3
show up, or is the measure approximately as good as a TSH reading?

Skipper

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