Could anyone comment on my blood test results please

[marmaris]

Hello I have posted them under Marmaris hope you can find them on the site.

[Moggie]

Have copied and pasted your results on to your question for you.

TSH 0.07 mu/L (0.50 -4.70)

Serum free T4 17 pmol?L 0.50 - 4.70 ny/L

Thyroid peroxidase antibodies 4 u/mL (0.00 - 75.00u/mL

Serum free T3 5.2 pmol/L 2.50 - 5.30 pmol/L

All other bloods iron, ferritin, normal

don't think vitD done

Serum calcium 2.28 mmol/L (2.20 -2.60mmol?l

Corrected serum calcium level 2.38 mmol/L 2.20 - 2.60mmol/L

Moggie x

[marmaris in reply to Moggie]

Thanks Moggie

[nostoneunturned]

If you read "The interpretation of thyroid function tests" by Colin M Dayan -link:

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/115...

it seems that you could have hyperthyroidism requiring further investigation.

[nostoneunturned in reply to nostoneunturned]

Bad link, try this: In search engine type "Interpretation of thyroid function tests" by Colin Dayan.

When the list of search result come up, click on the one headed in blue

Interpretation of Thyroid Function Tests - Keck School of Medicine of...

and the whole paper will appear. read without charge and print. Panel 2 and associated text might apply to your case.

Sorry about this

[marmaris in reply to nostoneunturned]

Hello nostoneunturned Looked that up. If it is Graves disease why is it never detected. I have had this for 18 years?

[nostoneunturned in reply to marmaris]

I am not a doctor, hence said "seems you could have hyperthyroidism" I was going by your seeming way out of range FT4, but it does look a bit confusing - units from result and range do not match. Can you check FT4 is accurate so you can then use Dayan's info better?

[helvella Administrator Thyroid UK in reply to nostoneunturned]

Looks like the TSH range has been repeated.

An FT4 value of 17 could be very high, middling or even below mid-point depending on reference range in use.

Rod

[marmaris in reply to helvella]

Results read Serum free T4 17pmol/L Range (9.00 - 24.00pmol/L)

Serum TSH level 0.07 mu/L (0.50 - 4.79mu/L)

[nostoneunturned in reply to marmaris]

Whole different ball game now, the FT4 is in the middle of the range. Most people feel best when it is nearer the top of the range. If you feel unwell might be undermedicated.

See Page 88 of A Toft's "Understanding Thyroid Disorders" £5 from Amazon.

[nostoneunturned in reply to helvella]

Thanks Rod, thought there was something odd but I should have read more closely before answering.