Is it possible I may have hashi??

When you say your thyroid is 2.4, does that mean your TSH? Or your Free T4? If you have them, can you post your test results with the ranges like this:

TSH 2.4 (1.2 - 5.3)
Free T4 1.3 (0.8 - 2.7)

That's an insanely low Vitamin D. I would strongly suggest taking a supplement. A TSH of 2.4 is higher than you want it - a healthy TSH is at about 1. But to really know how your thyroid is doing you need to test your Free T3 and Free T4, which are the actual hormones that your thyroid makes (TSH is a pituitary gland hormone). To find out if you have Hashi's you need to test for thyroid antibodies.

Are you having any symptoms?

I have a Endo doctor but that test was done by my medical doctor. My Endo has never tested me for vitamin D. I am always tired, have hair loss, brittle nails and feel pain in my joints especially my hip areas!! I ho see my Endo end of May but may make an early appt sooner??? I currently have fluid in my ears that's causing vertigo but I've read that hashi can effect ears I'm wondering if this is all related???

And I also have the hardest time loosing weight!

Call your endo's office and ask to have some lab work done prior to your appointment so that you can go over the results with the doctor. Ask specifically for Free T3, Free T4, and tests for thyroid antibodies. If they won't do it then ask for the same tests from your general doctor. Those test results should give you the full picture of what, if anything, is going on with your thyroid.

Do you have a family history of thyroid disease by chance? In your mother or grandmother?

I was able to obtain last years results:

T4 1.35 (0.80-1.80)

T3 2.8 (2.0-4.4)

TSH 2.38 (0.30-5.00)

Never got tested for vitamin D last year

I had my TSH level tested 2 weeks ago by my primary doctor and it was 2.4 I need to get tested by my Endo but in the meantime these are my levels

Great thanks! Ok so keep in mind these tests were done a year ago so they're only a reflection of how you were doing then, not necessarily now. You'll need new labs to see where you're at now, but here's where you were landing within the ranges:

T4 - 55%
T3 - 33%

Most people feel best when their T4 and T3 are in the upper ends of the range, at least 60-75%. Your T3 was definitely low. Once you start thyroid meds you should have your levels checked after four to six weeks to see how much that adjusted things. If you're still too low the doctor would increase your Synthroid and you'd test again in four to six weeks. Again and again until you get to the point that you're feeling well again.

Glad you're getting new labs and reviewing things with the Endo. Good luck and let us know how it goes!

Thanks! Yes I will be getting new labs when I get results I will definitely post! Thanks again