reference ranges?

Catherine,

TSH is measured in standardized units across labs, but T4 and T3 are not, so without the reference ranges appropriate to your lab, it's impossible to interpret those -- do you have them handy (or maybe ks can help out since it sounds like her lab uses the same ranges).

I love, love, love your quip about "I feel just confused but on a higher level!" Let's get that printed on a t-shirt!

In terms of the ANAs ... I know that anti-thyroid antibody levels are sometimes reduced after people get their hypothyroidism treated (if they have it). I don't know if that could affect other auto-immune conditions or not, but maybe. So perhaps there's a link, or maybe it's just natural fluctuations (see? confused on a higher level right along with you!).

Best wishes,
Alex