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New blood test what does it mean please.

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Hi all

This blood test always confuse me. Anyone know what this means? The blood was taken on the day after my appointment with a specialist.

 Tsh 0.99 my/l 0.30-4.20 

Free thyroxine 18.4 pmol/l 9.0 -19.0 

Thyroglobulin <0.2ng/ml

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Endogenous antibodies to thyroglobulin may interfere in its measurement. Interpret thyroglobulin results in TG-AB positive sera with caution. 

I'm on 175 Levothyroxine sodium.  

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Haze1975,

You appear to be optimally medicated on 175mcg because TSH is low-normal and FT4 high-normal.  Thyroglobulin is usually measured in thyroidectomised thyCa patients.  <6 means there is little likelihood of recurrence.

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Haze1975 in reply toClutter

So it's ok. And there nothice to worry about.xx

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Haze1975 in reply toHaze1975

I think it meant to be lower than normal because I had cancer in it.x

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greygoose in reply toHaze1975

If you had your thyroid removed because of thyroid cancer, then your TSH should be suppressed.

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Haze1975 in reply togreygoose

Yes that's what I've been told. It's all been removed since 2013.x

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Then your TSH should be kept suppressed so that it doesn't come back again.

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Haze1975,

All looks good :)

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Well, it's good as far as it goes. But what you really need is an FT3 test. Because although you have a good level of T4, you might not be converting it. How do you feel?

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Haze1975 in reply togreygoose

cacthing everythink going. I've been coughing like made and sneezing. I've been using my assum pumps, nazel spray and anti hisermins. At one point My b12 level have been playing up. Don't know if they still are. And a lot of head ache. Getting more tied. Antibiotics won't shift anything any more. And been told antibodies are in the wrong levels. And waiting on the result for a body and bonds scan. And then to see an specialist. I see my gp on Tuesday for some of the results that are in. Xx

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greygoose in reply toHaze1975

Well, do ask for an FT3 test. You Don't know the full story without it.

Perhaps you should get your B12 tested again. Are you supplementing?

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