I recently had a blood test done by Blue Horizons The results as below,
Total Thyroxine (t4) 126 nmol/l range 59 - 154
TSH 0.94 mIU/l range 0.27 - 4.2
Free Thyroxine 15.5 pmol/l range 12.0 - 22.0
Free T3 4.9 pmol/l range 3.1 - 6.8
Thyroglobulin antibody 21.1 IU/mL range 0 - 115(neg)
Thyroid Peroxidase antibodies 12.1 IU/mL range 0 - 34
The above from what I can work out would indicate a perfectly functioning Thyroid.
I have been tested on several occasions by different GP's after explaining my symptoms. These always come back normal.
I have a lot of the symptoms of Hypothyroid, I first started to feel unwell several years ago, first signs were alopecia on head and body, rash, dry skin, weight gain, lack of energy etc. The symptoms have got progressively worse, although my hair did grow back.
I was under severe stress at work, eventually having a breakdown. This situation has been resolved but I remain unwell. Any discussions with GP's always now end up with depression being diagnosed due to the breakdown. I don't believe the way I feel, especially the physical symptoms can just be down to depression. Before this, I had never had a day off work due to illness in 30 years.
Family history is difficult as I am adopted, but I do know a half sister is being treated for Hypothyroid.
I would really like to put the issue of Thyroid to rest and look else where for cause of my problems.
I certainly don't think any NHS doctor is going to treat on the above results.
Thank you in advance for any thoughts you may have.