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Well after 12 months still no diagnosis of Myeloma, several pulomoury nodules of 5mm in my chest, bulky thyroid, lesion on left femur found but they think it is Benign never had injury to Femur, But doctors can not give a reason that I have multiple collapsed vertebrae degenative wear of lower lumbar kyphosis of my thoracic, Dexta scan done they said it was ok. I decided before Xmas that I wouldn't see a doctor again as I was getting know where and I am just on loads of pain killers to get through the day. But then I found a lump in my neck and had to go as it has got quite large, GP said it was my thyroid but can not be certain that it isn't cancer, I am waiting for ultrasound and isotope scan, mean while here are my blood results.

Thank you everyone for looking and giving me feedback I appreciate it very much. Not been back to doctors since I got these blood results.

Test results

SPE02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum protein electrophoresisN/A

Normal fractionation pattern.

TOTAL PROTEIN.73.6 g/LN/A Graph

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Immunoglobulins02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

IgG13.5 g/L7.51 - 15.6g/L

Graph

IgA2.22 g/L0.82 - 4.53g/L

Graph

IgM1.13 g/L0.46 - 3.04g/L

Graph

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Serum vitamin D02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action, ., Vitamin D ref ranges, <50 nmol/L Vit D deficiency, 50-75 nmol/L Vit D insufficiency, >75 nmol/L Vit D sufficiency, 250 nmol/L Upper Limit

NameResultNormal range

Serum vitamin D67.4 nmol/LN/A Graph

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Serum iron tests02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action, Ferritin levels < 20ng/ml associated with iron store, depletion. Levels below 10ng/ml are indicative of iron, deficiency anaemia., Ferritin levels may be elevated through mechanisms not, reflective of iron status eg inflammatory conditions.

NameResultNormal range

Serum iron level10.4 umol/L8.1 - 32.6umol/L

Graph

Serum TIBC56.4 umol/L44 - 80umol/L

Graph

Percentage iron saturation18 % Abnormal result25 - 56%

Graph

Serum ferritin71 ng/mL24 - 336ng/mL

Graph

B12/folate level02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum vitamin B12225 pg/mLN/A Graph

., B12 reference range = 180-914 pg/ml, Intermediate = 145-180 pg/ml, Deficient = <145 pg/ml

Serum folate5.1 ng/mL3.1 - 19.9ng/mL

Graph

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Thyroid function test02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Abnormal - make appt with GP

NameResultNormal range

Serum free T4 level11.6 pmol/L6.5 - 17pmol/L

Graph

Serum TSH level0.15 uIU/ml Abnormal result0.34 - 5.6uIU/ml

Graph

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Serum lipids02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum cholesterol4.9 mmol/L2.6 - 5.2mmol/L

Graph

Serum HDL cholesterol level0.8 mmol/L Abnormal result1.03 - 1.55mmol/L

Graph

Serum LDL cholesterol level3.06 mmol/L1.65 - 3.88mmol/L

Graph

Serum triglycerides2.29 mmol/L0.5 - 2.29mmol/L

Graph

Total cholesterol:HDL ratio6.13 Abnormal resultN/A Graph

Serum glucose level6.1 mmol/L4.1 - 6.6mmol/L

Graph

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GFR calculated abbreviatd MDRD02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action, The eGFR is by definition,an estimate., For Afro Carribean popn. multiply eGFR by 1.21

NameResultNormal range

GFR calculated abbreviatd MDRD90 mL/min >N/A Graph

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Serum electrolytes02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum sodium137 mmol/L133 - 143mmol/L

Graph

Serum potassium4.7 mmol/L3.6 - 5.1mmol/L

Graph

Serum bicarbonate28.4 mmol/L22 - 32mmol/L

Graph

Serum total protein73.6 g/L65 - 81g/L

Graph

Serum albumin43.1 g/L35 - 48g/L

Graph

Serum globulin30.5 g/L22 - 35g/L

Graph

Serum creatinine75 umol/L57 - 113umol/L

Graph

Serum urea level4.4 mmol/L2.9 - 7.1mmol/L

Graph

Serum glucose level6.1 mmol/L4.1 - 6.6mmol/L

Graph

View all Serum electrolytes results

Liver function test02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum total bilirubin level8 umol/L5 - 20.5umol/L

Graph

AST serum level17 u/L15 - 41u/L

Graph

Serum ALT level19 u/L17 - 63u/L

Graph

Serum alkaline phosphatase63 u/L53 - 128u/L

Graph

Serum gamma GT level22 u/L7 - 50u/L

Graph

Serum total protein73.6 g/L65 - 81g/L

Graph

Serum albumin43.1 g/L35 - 48g/L

Graph

Serum globulin30.5 g/L22 - 35g/L

Graph

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Plasma C reactive protein02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Plasma C reactive protein0.1 mg/dL0 - 1mg/dL

Graph

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Bone profile02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum calcium2.54 mmol/LN/A Graph

Corrected serum calcium level2.48 mmol/L2.23 - 2.58mmol/L

Graph

Serum inorganic phosphate0.83 mmol/L0.81 - 1.49mmol/L

Graph

Serum magnesium level0.79 mmol/L0.74 - 1.03mmol/L

Graph

Serum alkaline phosphatase63 u/L53 - 128u/L

Graph

Serum gamma GT level22 u/L7 - 50u/L

Graph

Serum total protein73.6 g/L65 - 81g/L

Graph

Serum albumin43.1 g/L35 - 48g/L

Graph

Serum globulin30.5 g/L22 - 35g/L

Graph

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Serum parathyroid hormone02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Serum parathyroid hormone1.4 pmol/L1.3 - 9.3pmol/L

Graph

View all Serum parathyroid hormone results

Serum cortisol02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action, ., Reference Range, AM: 185-624 nmol/l, PM: < 276 nmol/l

NameResultNormal range

Serum cortisol270 nmol/LN/A Graph

Plasma viscosity02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Plasma viscosity

Full blood count - FBC02 Feb 2017

Comment: - Normal - No Action

NameResultNormal range

Total white cell count6.84 10*9/L4 - 1110*9/L

Graph

Red blood cell (RBC) count4.95 10*12/L4.5 - 5.910*12/L

Graph

Haemoglobin estimation141 g/L135 - 175g/L

Graph

Haematocrit0.43 ratio0.41 - .53ratio

Graph

Mean corpuscular volume (MCV)85.8 fL80 - 99fL

Graph

Percentage hypochromic cells0.4 %N/A Graph

Platelet count256 10*9/L150 - 40010*9/L

Graph

Neutrophil count4.31 10*9/L2 - 7.510*9/L

Graph

Lymphocyte count2 10*9/L1.2 - 3.510*9/L

Graph

Monocyte count0.46 10*9/L0.1 - .810*9/L

Graph

Eosinophil count0.04 10*9/L Abnormal result0.05 - .4510*9/L

Graph

Basophil count

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Clutter

Ziggs,

If the ultrasound scan shows a suspicious nodule a fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy is usually done on nodules >1.5cm to see whether the nodule is benign or malignant. 95% of nodules are benign.

TSH 0.15 is low and FT4 11.6 is about halfway through range. Are you taking Levothyroxine?

I see you have posted on PAS so I'll leave B12 and folate results to them to comment on.

Vit D is optimal around 100 so I would supplement 5,000iu D3 for 6 weeks and then reduce to 5,000iu alternate days and retest in May.

Parathyroid hormone is low in range and calcium mid-range which appears to rule out hyper and hypo parathyroidism.

The other results are marked Normal as far as I can see. They're hard to read they way they are presented.

in reply to Clutter

Thank you very much for your reply and answering some of the questions.

I only went to the Doctors last weds as a I felt like crap I was refusing to go back to any doctors as they still don't know why my spine has collapsed and I have Kyphosis. They are trying to Rule out Multiple myeloma as my father had Non sectorial myeloma and by the time they found it, it was to late.

They sent me for a contrast CT the results said a lesion on left Femur pulomoury nodules several of 5mm bulky thyroid and also diverticulitis.

It was only that I was feeling so unwell last week that I went to the doctors that is the blood results I had done on Thursday.

I am not on LEVOTHYROXINE at the moment going back to the doctors on the 14th February my wife keeps telling me to go as an emergency but I don't think it is serious enough to change my appointment, but I am feeling like crap. The lump has grown in the last 2 weeks.

But thank you very much for your help, so you feel that I will have to start on LEVOTHYROXINE?

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Ziggs,

Thyroid nodules are very slow growing so the lump may be something else. 5mm thyroid nodules are too small to biopsy and are unlikely to be malignant. If the lump is troubling you don't wait until the

You will not need Levothyroxine because TSH is low and FT4 is mid-range. Your GP should keep an eye on your thyroid levels in case TSH drops further and FT4 rises which would indicated hyperthyroidism.

in reply to Clutter

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it you taking the time to reply

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