posted Mon, 04/06/2015 - 15:59
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+ 2 thyroid problem labs sold t4 instead of t3
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I bought 200 mcg t3 per ml from geopeptides. I broke my hand needed surgery they wouldnt do it on acct of my resting heart rate being 130 i had stopped the t3 aweek prior went to family doc took labs and my t4 came back 7 times normal so what im getting at is they sold me t4 labeled as t3 must have been dosed pretty high cause i was taking 1/4 ml should have been 50mcg t3 . that being said fellas dont fuck with your thyroid i didnt feel bad or anything but my heart was put under extreme stress and if you stupid enough to mess with it stick with pharm grade also i still have to see if i really fucked myself with this
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I am hypo and have been dealing with this shit for about 2 years now, so I am no expert but I ahev some first hand knowledge. If you want an accuarte assessment, I would get a TSH, T4, Free T4 and T3 test. Any combination of variation in those things could mean a number of different outcomes. t4 converts to t3 so this is interesting.
for example, elevated t4 with a normal TSH could be thyroid resistence syndrome... but if you have low tsh with high t4, you made yourself hyperthyroid.
Point is, you need the other tests to accurately assess what is going on. 50mcg of t4 is nothing... even if it was over dosed, I cannot imagine a dose that would elevate you that much. are you taking anything else? Nolvadex? Raloxifene? those can elevate t4 levels.
I woudl go do a retest with the other tests I mentioned above.
Do you have prior thyroid issues? do you have a baseline test?
No prior issues no baseline doc order iodine uptake test. No ai i was taking mast with my cycle for that. After the iodine test he going to pull more bloods ill ask for what you recommended at that point:)
also when you run a test, check out your Rt3. Reverse T3 is when the body is presented with unusual stress, inflamation or something not normal and instead of converting t4 to t3, it stops that normal conversion and starts producing large amounts of RT3. This does a couple of things, including slowing down total conversion of t4 to t3.
In your case it would make sense, if your hand issue was causing inflammation and stress then you taking 't4' could be the problem here. it could be concluded that naturally your body was slowing the conversion of t4 to t3 and was already elevating rt3 production but then you added more T4 to an already slowing process which lead to this build up of free t4.
Not saying that is the answer but it looks like it may be. Like I said, only a test with free t4, free t3, tsh, rt3 and sbhg will show more insight into this.
hope i didnt ramble
T3 is a crutch. Use it for great results, or have none, or worse. Last thing you need any is being all juiced up on thyroid shit when u get hurt
Trust me on that.
You get all types of weird readings and have to blank stare to doctor like your dumb feels like passing a poly
I know the feeling
Thanks for the bloods +2
You bet bro just want to take care of each other i feel thats what this community all about
Done with peptide companies other then melotontan.
Ya me too bro
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Im just guessing about the t3 t4 thing unless t3 causes lots of t4 buildup or something i dont know
Bro your name and address are still legible. Need to fix it.
Thats not my name and address just the lab and doctor
I am talking about the stuff that you attempted to mark out with a pen or whatever. It is still legible through the black lines. Just wanted to give you a heads up.