posted Fri, 04/22/2022 - 17:03
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Bitiron 50 Mcg
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Bitiron 50 Mcg. Ive been taking 4 pills a day for the last 5 weeks. However, my is TSH 0.186. which is lower than the normal range. At that dosing shouldn't I be higher than the range?
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TricepatopsYou are officially now having hyperthyroidism which can be dangerous and also eats away muscle quickly as fat. You need to stop not cold turkey but wing your self off and get bloods again and then again then again. To make sure you didn't permanently fry your system. You probably should have researched it more because what you did is very dangerous and not knowing how to read labs is even more dangerous. One good thing is you came here and asked that question because you probably would have dosed more thinking it wasn't working.
TSH is a reverse indicator,
the higher your TSH is the lower your T4/T3 levels are,
the lower your TSH is the higher your T4/T3 levels are.
Bitiron 50mcg appears to be 50mcg of T4 and 12.5 mcg of T3.
So 4 tablets a day puts you at 200mcg of T4 and 50mcg of T3 a day, that is a total shit load that even someone without a thyroid would find excessive. Please stop now before you fry yourself.
Your TSH is 18.6x higher than mine, but my T4 level is nonexistent and I'm under the care of a endo, (probably a pituitary problem from a head-on crash on a highway.)
1 pill for you is probably excessive,........4 is outright reckless.
On a side note, 2 sources here sent me some T3 from a different lab, it was T3, it was also over dosed by a factor of almost 2. When dealing in drugs that are measured in micrograms (that is 1 millionth of a gram) best stick with real pharmacies, not internet drug dealers.
ETA: Just because some internet drug dealer will sell you fentanyl, doesn't mean you should take it.
FR accepted.
RustyhookerApplause.....great info
Rustyhooker@KMC might know