🧪Where your labs should be ⬇️ Many doctors only test for TSH, and then interpret that value from a very lax perspective, meaning that plenty of cases of subclinical hypothyroidism get missed and people continue to endure symptoms. With a full thyroid panel, and interpreting results through an optimal lab value range, we can glean much more information about the health of the thyroid, and help people feel better! Here are the optimal lab values for each of the markers I mentioned above: TSH - 0.

Understand what your thyroid lab tests are telling you: 1. High TSH, normal T4, normal T3 = This is the pattern we've been discussing in this video and will usually present with hypothyroid symptoms. 2. High TSH, normal T4, low T3 = This pattern may be an indication that you are having issues with thyroid conversion and most often presents with hypothyroid symptoms. 3. Normal TSH, low T4, low T3 = This pattern is usually what is seen in those with chronic illness and in those who are taking mult