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Test results - GP vs Blue Horizon with ranges

, the layout might work better BH CRP 0.91 (<5.0) mg/L Ferritin 249 (High) (13 - 150 ) ug/L magnesium 0.98 (0.66 - 0.99) mmol/L 9am cortisol 318 (166-507) mmol/L TSH 2.24 (0.27 - 4.20) mU/L T4 total 78.2 (66 - 181) nmol/L Free T4 13.7 (12.0 - 22.0) pmol/L Free T3 4.78 (3.1 - 6.8) pmol/L Antithyroid
, the layout might work better BH CRP 0.91 (<5.0) mg/L Ferritin 249 (High) (13 - 150 ) ug/L magnesium 0.98 (0.66 - 0.99) mmol/L 9am cortisol 318 (166-507) mmol/L TSH 2.24 (0.27 - 4.20) mU/L T4 total 78.2 (66 - 181) nmol/L Free T4 13.7 (12.0 - 22.0) pmol/L Free T3 4.78 (3.1 - 6.8) pmol/L Antithyroid
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OllyTojo
in Thyroid UK

Phone call with doctor.

I requested the thyroid bloods be done again as they were done without warning after taking my dose of Levo, eating both breakfast and lunch and whilst taking a biotin containing supplement and he agreed, however, I'm now extremely worried, they be prescribe me an antithyroid drug such as carbimazole
I requested the thyroid bloods be done again as they were done without warning after taking my dose of Levo, eating both breakfast and lunch and whilst taking a biotin containing supplement and he agreed, however, I'm now extremely worried, they be prescribe me an antithyroid drug such as carbimazole
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sobs1962
in Thyroid UK

Unsuppressed TSH and positive Anti-thyroid Antibodies

Keep in mind that my TSH started at 75.847 (Reference Range 0.550-4.780) in September of 2021 TSH (Reference Range 0.45-4.5 ) - 35.3 Free T3 (Reference Range 2.0-4.4 ) - 1.8 Free T4 (Reference Range 0.82-1.77 )- 0.72 Antithyroid Antibodies (Reference Range 0-34 )- 142 C-Reactive Protein (Reference Range
Keep in mind that my TSH started at 75.847 (Reference Range 0.550-4.780) in September of 2021 TSH (Reference Range 0.45-4.5 ) - 35.3 Free T3 (Reference Range 2.0-4.4 ) - 1.8 Free T4 (Reference Range 0.82-1.77 )- 0.72 Antithyroid Antibodies (Reference Range 0-34 )- 142 C-Reactive Protein (Reference Range
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MsMagoo1970
in Thyroid UK
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Being treated for Graves' Disease and wanting to conceive

I have been seeing an endocrinologist who is recommending I stick with antithyroid drug treatment with Carbimazole for 12-18 months (likely ending Sep 2022) before starting a family.
I have been seeing an endocrinologist who is recommending I stick with antithyroid drug treatment with Carbimazole for 12-18 months (likely ending Sep 2022) before starting a family.
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TheGraveOne
in Thyroid UK

Large Swedish study on T3 use and clinical outcome

We adjusted for age,sex, previous thyroid cancer, previous other cancer, use of antithyroid preparations, use of sex hormones, anddose in multivariate analyses.
We adjusted for age,sex, previous thyroid cancer, previous other cancer, use of antithyroid preparations, use of sex hormones, anddose in multivariate analyses.
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diogenes
in Thyroid UK

Antithyroid microsomal

Doctor advice me to test for antithyroid microsomal antibodies and my result is positive the value is 297 what can i do now ?
Doctor advice me to test for antithyroid microsomal antibodies and my result is positive the value is 297 what can i do now ?
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HassanJutt
in Thyroid UK

Starting dose of Synthroid For Hashi

I’m in Canada TSH 2.41 (down from 2.86) 25 hydroxy vit D - 95.5 Ferritin - 175.2 Antithyroid peroxidase Antibodies - 449 (down from 538) T4 -12 (has gone down from last blood test - was 19) B12 - 1351 (high??) They didn’t test T3 I’m not eating gluten, soy, dairy, sugar.
I’m in Canada TSH 2.41 (down from 2.86) 25 hydroxy vit D - 95.5 Ferritin - 175.2 Antithyroid peroxidase Antibodies - 449 (down from 538) T4 -12 (has gone down from last blood test - was 19) B12 - 1351 (high??) They didn’t test T3 I’m not eating gluten, soy, dairy, sugar.
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Clark77
in Thyroid UK

Lab Help Please - Grave’s and Hashimoto’s

I was diagnosed with Grave’s Disease 10 years ago and chose treatment with antithyroid medication, methimazole. After 18 months, I stopped the medication and had a 2 year remission.
I was diagnosed with Grave’s Disease 10 years ago and chose treatment with antithyroid medication, methimazole. After 18 months, I stopped the medication and had a 2 year remission.
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Amicus
in Thyroid UK

a bit concerned

Hi guys, haven't written for a while but just received some test alarming results, any feedback would be gratefully received, they measured the main nodule at 9mm 10 months ago Study Result Narrative Clinical History : Previously found to have oedema in the thyroid gland with associated it antithyroid
Hi guys, haven't written for a while but just received some test alarming results, any feedback would be gratefully received, they measured the main nodule at 9mm 10 months ago Study Result Narrative Clinical History : Previously found to have oedema in the thyroid gland with associated it antithyroid
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pelakey1
in Thyroid UK

THIONAMIDE-INDUCED AGRANULOCYTOSIS: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 36 PATIENTS WITH HYPERTHYROIDISM

Keywords: agranulocytosis; antithyroid drug; hyperthyroidism; methimazole; propylthiouracil. [/i] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34216800/
Keywords: agranulocytosis; antithyroid drug; hyperthyroidism; methimazole; propylthiouracil. [/i] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34216800/
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helvella
Administratorin Thyroid UK

The longer the antithyroid drug is used, the lower the relapse rate in Graves' disease: a retrospective multicenter cohort study in Korea

Keywords: Antithyroid agents; Grave’s disease; Hyperthyroidism; Recurrence; Treatment outcome. [/i] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33860431/
Keywords: Antithyroid agents; Grave’s disease; Hyperthyroidism; Recurrence; Treatment outcome. [/i] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33860431/
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helvella
Administratorin Thyroid UK

Long-Term Antithyroid Drug Treatment of Patients With Graves’ Disease

In patients hoping to avoid ablative therapy, continuous antithyroid drug therapy for >5 years is reasonable ... in patients with well-controlled mild disease (2,3).
In patients hoping to avoid ablative therapy, continuous antithyroid drug therapy for >5 years is reasonable ... in patients with well-controlled mild disease (2,3).
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ling
in Thyroid UK

THE 2021 EUROPEAN GROUP ON GRAVES' ORBITOPATHY (EUGOGO) CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF GRAVES' ORBITOPATHY

For both active moderate-to-severe and sight threatening GO, antithyroid drugs are preferred when managing Graves' hyperthyroidism. In moderate-to-severe and active GO, intravenous (iv) glucocorticoids are more effective and better tolerated than oral glucocorticoids.
For both active moderate-to-severe and sight threatening GO, antithyroid drugs are preferred when managing Graves' hyperthyroidism. In moderate-to-severe and active GO, intravenous (iv) glucocorticoids are more effective and better tolerated than oral glucocorticoids.
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helvella
Administratorin Thyroid UK

Iodine excess and hyperthyroidism

Euthyroid patients previously treated with antithyroid drugs for Graves' disease are prone to develop iodine-induced hyperthyroidism. As well, excess iodine in hyperthyroid Graves' disease patients may reduce the effectiveness of the antithyroid drugs.
Euthyroid patients previously treated with antithyroid drugs for Graves' disease are prone to develop iodine-induced hyperthyroidism. As well, excess iodine in hyperthyroid Graves' disease patients may reduce the effectiveness of the antithyroid drugs.
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ling
in Thyroid UK

Just diagnosed hyPERthyroid. Should I go private? Orthostatic hypotension?

In the meantime, she will ask them if I should be started on antithyroid medication. She offered me beta blockers, but I declined, as even during the palpitations my HR remains below 100, and I am worried it will make the OH worse. I am going to get my vitamins re-tested through Medichecks.
In the meantime, she will ask them if I should be started on antithyroid medication. She offered me beta blockers, but I declined, as even during the palpitations my HR remains below 100, and I am worried it will make the OH worse. I am going to get my vitamins re-tested through Medichecks.
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svenena
in Thyroid UK

Will taking LDN (low dose naltrexone) interfere with my immune testing results

I have recently had 2 failed transfers - one fresh & one frozen (both implantation failure) I have now moved clinic & will be to having some immune testing done (NK cells, ANA, APA & Antithyroid).
I have recently had 2 failed transfers - one fresh & one frozen (both implantation failure) I have now moved clinic & will be to having some immune testing done (NK cells, ANA, APA & Antithyroid).
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HollyCG
in Fertility Network UK

Autoimmune Thyroid Disorders in Autoimmune Addison´s Disease

At the end of follow-up 33% had normal thyroid hormone levels without antithyroid-drugs or levothyroxine treatment. The remaining had either active disease (5%), had undergone ablative treatment (41%), or had developed autoimmune hypothyroidism (21%).
At the end of follow-up 33% had normal thyroid hormone levels without antithyroid-drugs or levothyroxine treatment. The remaining had either active disease (5%), had undergone ablative treatment (41%), or had developed autoimmune hypothyroidism (21%).
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helvella
Administratorin Thyroid UK

Hypothyroidism to Graves' disease and late appearance of pretibial myxoedema

earlier, he had been diagnosed with autoimmune hypothyroidism after he began to gain weight and complained of feeling tired: his thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) concentration was raised at 83 mIU/L (normal range 0·3–4·6), free thyroxine (T4) concentration was 5·9 pmol/L (normal range 10–23), and the antithyroid
earlier, he had been diagnosed with autoimmune hypothyroidism after he began to gain weight and complained of feeling tired: his thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) concentration was raised at 83 mIU/L (normal range 0·3–4·6), free thyroxine (T4) concentration was 5·9 pmol/L (normal range 10–23), and the antithyroid
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ling
in Thyroid UK

Diet and Hashimoto's incidence

In each subject, serum thyrotropin (TSH), free thyroxine, antithyroid antibodies, and circulating oxidative stress markers were measured. A questionnaire on dietary habits, evaluating the intake frequencies of food groups and adherence to the Mediterranean diet, was submitted to each participant.
In each subject, serum thyrotropin (TSH), free thyroxine, antithyroid antibodies, and circulating oxidative stress markers were measured. A questionnaire on dietary habits, evaluating the intake frequencies of food groups and adherence to the Mediterranean diet, was submitted to each participant.
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diogenes
in Thyroid UK

Confused about blood tests after speaking to Endo.

I have found at the below link That Antithyroid Peroxidase Antibody (TPO Ab) is also known as Antithyroid Microsomal Ab. https://thyroiduk.org/getting-a-diagnosis/thyroid-testing-info/thyroid-antibodies/ I'm guessing that thyroid UK calling it 'antithyroid antibodies' and medichecks calling it 'thyroid
I have found at the below link That Antithyroid Peroxidase Antibody (TPO Ab) is also known as Antithyroid Microsomal Ab. https://thyroiduk.org/getting-a-diagnosis/thyroid-testing-info/thyroid-antibodies/ I'm guessing that thyroid UK calling it 'antithyroid antibodies' and medichecks calling it 'thyroid
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Unsunghero
in Thyroid UK
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