Normal tsh. Low t3 t4

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Hi, My thyroid levels came out as tsh: 2.14 (0.35 - 5.5) T3: 0.69 (.8-2) ng/ml T4: 4.60 (5.01-12.45) ug/dl I was also treated for depression and anxiety 10 months ago and had been suffering from it since years before that. Now also I am moderately depressed after stopping medication and gained about 10kg last year. I also feel very cold and get cold chills I was also checked for vitamin d because of persistent sciatica and it came out as D25: 10.76ng/ml I am already on vitamin d supplimentation I want know if I should take thyroid medication considering my mood symptoms. Thanks.

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Dr. Sudeep Putta Manohar Endocrinologist 23 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sudeep Putta Manohar

Endocrinologist 23 yrs exp Bangalore

The blood tests are abnormal. Suggest checking free t4 and Free t3. Consult an endocrinologist

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