u/Jmills2

30/M 5'7 160 lbs

Haven't heard from my doctor yet, but got thyroid testing done recently and here are my results:

T4 FREE = 1.63 (healthy)

FREE T3 = 3.1 (healthy)

TSH Ultrasensative = 4.75 (slightly elevated)

Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies = 230 (very elevated)

Have been tired pretty much 24/7 for years and decided to finally try to figure out why. Diagnosed with central sleep apnea that I'm working on getting fixed, so the fatigue could solely be due to that. But my doc also suggested getting thyroid tested and it appears I have Hashimoto's. But my T3 and T4 seem to be healthy so not sure if I need to start on Levothyroxine yet or not. I'll obviously see what my doc says hopefully this week.

30/M 5'7 160 lbs

Haven't heard from my doctor yet, but got thyroid testing done recently and here are my results:

T4 FREE = 1.63 (healthy)

FREE T3 = 3.1 (healthy)

TSH Ultrasensative = 4.75 (slightly elevated)

Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies = 230 (very elevated)

Have been tired pretty much 24/7 for years and decided to finally try to figure out why. Diagnosed with central sleep apnea that I'm working on getting fixed, so the fatigue could solely be due to that. But my doc also suggested getting thyroid tested and it appears I have Hashimoto's. But my T3 and T4 seem to be healthy so not sure if I need to start on Levothyroxine yet or not. I'll obviously see what my doc says hopefully this week.

Looking to buy for the first time next year. My town has a ton of housing developments, most of which are HOAs. I've read mostly bad things about HOAs; the restrictions, the nosey leaders, the potential for insanely high fees out of nowhere, etc. There are obviously opportunities to buy a home outside of these developments, which is what I'm trying to decide is the move for me or not