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I suggest you post this question either on this forum http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormones/or more specifically http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThyroidMercury/messageshere you get a view from people who are very knowlegeable on thryoid matters. I spend a lot of my time there, as thyroid and adrenals are my biggest issues! Great news that you no longer have Hashi's - mercury is known for causing auto immune disorders. I also have Hashis, albeit at a low level. I have three more amalgams to remove, and wonder whether this will resolve when they are out. The high TSH could indicate that the feedback loop between the body and pituitary is not working properly, as the endocrine messages are messed up by mercury. So your pituitary is thinking that there isn't enough thyroid hormone in your body, and is asking the thyroid to produce more, when there is already enough in your body, according to the tests, though these are not always accurate. More important than test results are how you actually feel. What medication are you on?
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