Thyroid levels?

My doctor mailed my results and they say they fall into the normal range. I have no clue why i have so many of the symptoms and nothing coming out on my blood test. Heres my results any help is appreciated!

Symptoms i have im always tired, losing hair, very dry skinand scalp, bad memory, cant concentrate, depression/anxiety, weight gain/loss, cant stand the cold, insomnia, aches and pains ect lol

Heres the results

Total T3: 136
T Uptake: 28
TSH: 2.76

B12 427
Folate 23.1
T4 8.5
Free T4 2.4
Vitamin D 23

Did they do a CBC (complete blood count)? How's your hemoglobin/hematocrit? A lot of your symptoms could indicate anemia.

That always happened to me too   I have all the symptoms of thyroid issues but they always come back normal. My dr had me going for bloodwork once a month to see if I had a thing where your thyroid goes in spurts. Maybe you could have something like that?

Quoting AliG(Aidans mommy):" My doctor mailed my results and they say they fall into the normal range. I have no clue why i have so ... [snip!] ... lol Heres the results Total T3: 136 T Uptake: 28 TSH: 2.76 B12 427 Folate 23.1 T4 8.5 Free T4 2.4 Vitamin D 23"

I never got to see my results(I should have asked.), but I have the EXACT same symptoms as you. And my blood work came back good. :S
They think I have depression, I don't think so. Meh.  

You may have thyroid disease, it can take quite some time for it to actually show up in bloodwork. My mother has thyroid disease and it was actually years of testing before if finally surfaced. I have also been tested regularly for it as I do believe I have it as well. I am also anemic :/

My CBC came back normal but i havent got those number yet...paper just says they are normal lol

They also said i had depression and anxiety and now im on zoloft lol....i guess they give antidepressants when they cant figure it out

Quoting AliG(Aidans mommy):" My CBC came back normal but i havent got those number yet...paper just says they are normal lol"

It's frustrating to not know what's wrong with your body. I hope you get some answers soon. In the meantime, make sure you're eating healthy and exercising.

Quoting Squeaky McGee:" It's frustrating to not know what's wrong with your body. I hope you get some answers soon. In the meantime, make sure you're eating healthy and exercising."

Thank you! Yes its very frustrating it started after having my son almost 5 years ago!

They did tell me im low in my Vitamin D so I have to take a supplement.

Normal range for you may not be the normal range for others. I would treat as you having a problem. I have friends who have thyroid problems but test normal.

Quoting momma melissa85:" Normal range for you may not be the normal range for others. I would treat as you having a problem. I have friends who have thyroid problems but test normal."

This could be true also. Like, for example, a normal blood pressure is 120/80, but for some, their 'normal' is higher or lower. Chances are, though, that her doctor isn't going to prescribe Levothyroxine if her levels are within normal range.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Squeaky McGee:</b>" This could be true also. Like, for example, a normal blood pressure is 120/80, but for some, their 'normal' ... [snip!] ... or lower. Chances are, though, that her doctor isn't going to prescribe Levothyroxine if her levels are within normal range."</blockquote>

True. Aren't there foods that trigger thyroid issues that could be avoided?

Quoting momma melissa85:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Squeaky McGee:</b>" This could be true also. Like, for example, ... [snip!] ... are within normal range."</blockquote> True. Aren't there foods that trigger thyroid issues that could be avoided?"

I am pretty sure there is, there is also foods to eat that help with it.

OP try taking a Vitamin B complex, with permission from your DR of course, just in-case it inter-fears with your Zoloft. It's supposed to help with anxiety and depression. I've been taking it and I do feel a lot better.