Interpretation of lab results, help please!

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Blue Horizon - Thyroid plus eleven tests all important vitamins and both antibodies .

This is an easy to do fingerprick test you do at home, post back and they email results to you couple of days later.

Usual advice on ALL thyroid tests, (home one or on NHS) is to do early in morning, ideally before 9am. No food or drink beforehand (other than water)

This way your tests are always consistent, and it will show highest TSH, and as this is mainly all the medics decide dose on, best idea is to keep result as high as possible

I think your thyroid isn't the problem. Your FT4 level is much healthier than most people who are newly diagnosed have. However you should definitely get your Vitamin B12 levels checked - the symptoms of pernicious anaemia overlap with thyroid ones - and also Vitamin D. Have you tried going gluten free? The test for coeliac are notoriously unreliable, and you can be 'just' intolerant so you get lots of symptoms but the tests come back negative. Also Ferritin - presumably your doctor has already ruled out anaemia (similar symptoms).