Mrrippedzilla
MIA - PM only
Being only 2 weeks off pct...complicates the picture quite a bit.
For example, you may simply be losing excess water gained on cycle - plenty of guys drop 10-20 pounds within a month of coming off and its never all muscle.
For thyroid you want TSH and T4 & T3.
Low TSH indicates your thyroid is overworking - but since your doc monitors this I doubt you'll see anything interesting. If T4/T3 is too high then that's an indicator that your T4 medication is too high, so dosing will need to be adjusted.
You don't HAVE to get both T4 and T3 but sometimes the t4-->t3 conversion gets effected by pct so its a useful stat to have access to.
Basically, a t3 level of 7.0-7.4/pmol/L or 450-480 pg/dL indicates no issues regardless of what TSH/T4 is doing.
- Wait the usual 6 weeks, doing bloodwork earlier isn't going to show anything good for obvious reasons.
- Yes, continue the medication.
For example, you may simply be losing excess water gained on cycle - plenty of guys drop 10-20 pounds within a month of coming off and its never all muscle.
For thyroid you want TSH and T4 & T3.
Low TSH indicates your thyroid is overworking - but since your doc monitors this I doubt you'll see anything interesting. If T4/T3 is too high then that's an indicator that your T4 medication is too high, so dosing will need to be adjusted.
You don't HAVE to get both T4 and T3 but sometimes the t4-->t3 conversion gets effected by pct so its a useful stat to have access to.
Basically, a t3 level of 7.0-7.4/pmol/L or 450-480 pg/dL indicates no issues regardless of what TSH/T4 is doing.
- Wait the usual 6 weeks, doing bloodwork earlier isn't going to show anything good for obvious reasons.
- Yes, continue the medication.