Andrea Briand writes:
"I had a lot of trouble getting
treatment because my TSH level was non existant.  To some doctors this
meant I was very hyper thyroid and needed thyroid suppressants.  But my
symptoms AND my free T4 and free T3 told otherwise.  Even though my T4/T3
were low, I could not get help because of the blasted TSH."

I have a similiar situation in that my tsh is very below normal while FT3/FT4 are mid-range.  My doc says this happens with a few people but he doesn't know why.  I sure would like to understand this.  Anyone know what causes this phenomenon?  (My tsh increases with med decreases and I am not on a large amount of thyroid meds.)

Deb



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