Joan S. wrote:
> Many of us don't feel right at the high end of normal. <snip> That brought the TSH down to 1.5 and brought
> back the old me. Hang in there, and if necessary, find a new doctor.

I definitely second this one. My endo is a firm believer that most women
do NOT feel well unless TSH is between 1 and 2, and I've spoken with two
other endos who agree wholeheartedly. When I was at 4, my endo said it
would be difficult to lose weight, nearly impossible to get pregnant,
and that I would be dragging myself all over the place. Now, at around
TSH 1 and pregnant, and frankly, I feel better than I did at 4 not
pregnant!

Mary

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