Very high Thyroglobulin, no antibodies, everything else normal

Regarding your first question, I have no answer and hope others here can help you more !
As for the second question, it is hypothyroid that causes the gland to enlarge, in order to cope with the stress on it ,and just because your levels fall in the reference range does not mean that they are normal, please post your actual thyroid tests results and we will be able to help you better.

I have no experience with Tg.
As for your TSH, every one is different, but for me a TSH of 0.99 or even 1.2 is hyperthyroid, are you on any thyroid medication? if so, then I think you need to reduce your dose a bit, consult with your doctor as to reduce by how much.

Every endocrinologist I've seen so far just looked at the reference ranges and said I'm fine... same old!

This is why I'm confused however. I definitely identify with hypo symptoms far more.. also seeing that my FT3 and FT4 numbers aren't remarkably high, I'm not sure I can confidently call it hyper. That's why I'm curious about this off the chart Tg level-- could that be messing with the other numbers?

Sometimes I have difficulty breathing, but I think that's either due to reflux or the goiter pressing against my wind pipe. There IS something weird going on with my eyes-- I wouldn't call it blurred vision, but it's more when I move my eyes there's some kinda tiny delay in my "mental processing" of the visual change if that makes any sense. I've been dealing with hand tremors, which is definitely a hyper symptom.

On the other hand, brain fog and fatigue have been an ongoing problem. Also, I tend to sleep a LOT-- never really have insomnia or anything like that. Been dealing with hair loss and heat sensitivity as well-- my resting temperature is usually a few degrees below 98.6.

I should also probably mention that I'm possibly leukopenic, with a slightly low neutrophil/WBC count. But the doctors aren't sure if that's just my normal since it's been like that the past several years. If it is indeed true leukopenia, is it possible that I have Hashimotos or Graves, but the antibodies aren't presenting themselves because of my suppressed immune system? (I have some antibodies but not enough to be considered disease)

Oh sorry... leukopenia = low white blood cell count, meaning my immune system could be compromised and I'm more prone to infections.

I know that they typically diagnose Hashimoto's thyroditis if you have enough antibodies in the blood, so I was just wondering if maybe I DO have Hashimotos, but my crappy immune system isn't able to generate enough antibodies to make doctors notice!

ETA: I will absolutely bring all this stuff up with my doctor when I see him next week. There's just so many horror stories online about endocrinologists (some of which I can relate too!) that it seems like we are all learning from each other as much (if not more than) we are from the docs. Hadn't seen my particular case posted anywhere in the forums so I thought I would bring it up and see what others thought is all!

Post Edited (Chadwick45) : 10/7/2014 8:06:38 PM (GMT-6)

I know this is an old thread, but was wondering if Chadwick ever found out what was wrong. I have a similar situation, have seen several docs and nobody seems to be helping.

Brain fog is my worst complaint.

Some vitamins can be toxic if taken beyond the needed amount, you can not just take vitamin D 5000 units per day without needing this amount !