it's difficult to give you a straight answer without a bit more background information. but let me at least explain a common misconception about thyroid lab tests and results so that you can talk to your healthcare provider about your concerns. usually thyroid function is measured using a blood test that looks at tsh (thyroid stimulating hormone). a high tsh number means a low level of circulating thyroid hormone in your blood. that seems backwards doesn't it? a low tsh number means you have a higher level of thyroid hormone in your blood. so if your tsh lab result was "high " you may still be hypothyroid. if your tsh lab result was "low " you may be considered in the normal range or in the hyperthyroid range. if in fact you have moved from hypothyroidism to hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid gland) your healthcare provider will discuss ways of treating this condition. in general thyroid disorders are highly treatable. you should make an appointment with your healthcare provider to discuss your recent lab results and what they mean. that way you'll have peace of mind about what's really going on and what treatment options are available to you.
i have hypothyrodism have had this now for 3 1/2 years bloodwork said extremely low now im extremely high what next