TweetWhen you say high thyroid, you mean hyper, correct? If so, have they checked your iodine level at all? Also, if hyper, any symptoms of bulging eyes, afib, orlump in the neck/ what did the doc say about this? Was the TSH the only test run?

TweetI also recently found out my tyroid is out of wack. Now im not sure if its related to aas use. My father is on meds for it, as is my grandmother. So in my case it may be heredity. Same deal though, weight loss, lethargic. Currently on stynthroid to try and correct it. Hope you narrow it down.

TweetHereditary in my family on both sides to. Just my opinion smalls , but don't rush right into taking synthroid. It is only T4 but is what most docs prescribe and it is effective for some but not for many. I jump from hyper to hypo frequently and have been given synthroid but have been able to manage it by doing other things. Maybe a consult with a Reproductive Endo may be an option if you are still unsuccessful with getting your wife pregnant?

TweetLet me look at the blood work and get some numbers posted up.