http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels Hi Dr.Q, My RE checked my thyroid levels and they came back 2.8. I know that it is within normal levels, but about ten years ago it was .7 and just a few years ago it was 1.7; so my question is as i get older(37) is my thyroid going to keep climbing and is that just normal? Are there natural alternatives to help increase its ability to work properly? I already workout and are a healthy weight... Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:33:57 -0500 http://www.fertilityties.com/images/fertilityties_ico.png http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels en-us thyroid should be concern tsh levels <div>Hypothyroidism is something that does increase in prevalence as age involves, just keep an eye on it...no good natural alternatives</div> <p><a href="/profile/dr-q-0" title="Dr. Q"><img alt="Dr" src="/profile/image/9/thumb/Dr._Q.jpg?1227922958" /></a><br /> <a href="/profile/dr-q-0">Dr. Q</a> </p> Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:33:57 -0500 http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels/110660 http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels/110660 <div>Hi Dr.Q, My RE checked my thyroid levels and they came back 2.8. I know that it is within normal levels, but about ten years ago it was .7 and just a few years ago it was 1.7; so my question is as i get older(37) is my thyroid going to keep climbing and is that just normal? Are there natural alternatives to help increase its ability to work properly? I already workout and are a healthy weight, i eat well too. thank you so much for your time.</div> <p><a href="/profile/trisha-moslet" title="trisha moslet"><img alt="Woman_8" src="/images/avatar/thumb/woman_8.gif?1227596726" /></a><br /> <a href="/profile/trisha-moslet">trisha moslet</a> </p> Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:28:01 -0500 http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels http://www.fertilityties.com/post/show/tsh-hormone-levels