Should I be worried?

[StormIstalri]

I had a blood test yesterday morning for a drs appointment on Tuesday. In a previous discussion with dr he had agreed to test a whole range of things (as suggested on this site).

Just after 7pm last night I had a phone call from the drs saying that my blood test results were a bit "squ-iff" and could I go in tomorrow? (I.e. Friday).

So now I have to get through a day at work and try not to worry until 4pm tonight. Hubby says it'll be nothing serious but I can't help worrying. Tell me I've got nothing to worry about!

[wellness1]

Since you asked for advice, here is mine:

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Worry when and *if* it becomes necessary. It won't help to worry now. Easier said than done sometimes, but take deep breaths and remind yourself there is a range of reasons you could be asked to come back. And be grateful your appointment is this afternoon and you don't have to spend the weekend wondering (and worrying).

Holding a good thought for you and hoping it's nothing serious!

[greygoose]

I should think that if it was something serious, he would have had you in Friday morning, first thing!

[Angel_of_the_North]

Jeez, why do they treat us like imbeciles or little kids? Wy not use proper English?

[StormIstalri]

What a waste of time!!

Had an appointment with a dr (not my usual) who seemed to know nothing about thyroid or the tests I'd had done.

He said my tsh was even lower than a month ago (was 0.01 and now <0.01) and we should drop my medication and retest in a couple of months.

Asked me what tests I had done and what tests were for - sure he said I was jogging his memory!!

Needless to say I won't be doing anything until I see my (lovely) dr on Tuesday. What a waste of time and stress!!