I think you might be my doppleganger. I've been the same way too and almost feel worse medicated with normal rangesm

If your T4 is on the low end of normal that can apparently make a difference. I've been feeling the same as you for a year after starting meds and my TSH was fine though, despite increasing my dosage slightly, my TSH has risen gradually and now I'm hypo again. I've increased my dosage myself since I have to wait two months to see my Dr. and I've felt much better. I've gone from 75 mcg daily to alternating 75 and 100. I wonder if a slight increase would help you bring the T4 up.

My vitamin d levels were low and my latest bloodwork had low iron and low transferrin saturation but normal ferritin which, apparently, suggest a chronic illness rather that anemia so I am impatient to see my dr. I can only hope the chronic illness is hashimoto's or that I do have an iron deficiency due to diet.