Blood results

[Tiredmum75]

Hi everyone what does it mean I still have antibodies

Thyroglobulin 4.3 ( below 55)

Peroxidase Ab 10( below 6)

Thyroglobulin antibodies 4( below 4)

Trab 0.9( below 1.8)

Iron 16( 5 to 30

Cholesterol 5.8 (3.9 to 5.5)

Sugar 4.7 did drink lemonade just before 3.6 to 7.7

Vitamin D 78 (50 to 150)

Cortisol 246 (100 -535)

WBC 2.6 (3.5 to 12)

Platelets 135 (150 to 400)

[shaws Administrator]

This is a post which may be helpful:-

healthunlocked.com/thyroidu....

[Tiredmum75 in reply to shaws]

Hi shaws I had a thyroidrectmy in February I thought that would fix it thanks for the link

[greygoose in reply to Tiredmum75]

What did you think it would fix? Your antibodies are very low, and will go even lower - I imagine - now that you have no thyroid. But, you're still going to be hypo, that's not going to change, and still at the mercy of ignorant doctors refusing to prescribe enough hormone to make you well.

[Tiredmum75 in reply to greygoose]

Thanks greygoose that a good question I don't know what the endocrinologist is going do

[greygoose in reply to Tiredmum75]

Might have been a good idea to find out before you had the TT.

[Tiredmum75 in reply to greygoose]

Grey goose wasn't my idea I was misdiagnosed as having thyroid cancer so find out facts by asking questions first thanks it turned out to be Graves

[greygoose in reply to Tiredmum75]

But your antibodies are Hashi's antibodies. The Trab is negative. If you had Graves, it would be high, because Graves antibodies don't go away after a TT.

[Tiredmum75 in reply to greygoose]

I've also been told off the endocrinologist it's Graves and lost 20 kilos in the last 12 months without doing much exercise

[greygoose in reply to Tiredmum75]

OK, well, I don't understand anything. But, if you have Hashi's, then you can swing between hypo and 'hyper', so that could account for the weight loss. But, I wouldn't trust what an endo says, they tend to know nothing about thyroid or antibodies.

[Tiredmum75 in reply to greygoose]

Thanks for your reply and I will takes this on board as it does make sense it sounds as though you have had a lot bad experiences with endocrinologists and doctor I can sympathise

[greygoose in reply to Tiredmum75]

You only have to read on here for a few days to realise that endos know very, very little about thyroid, and are keeping their patients sick. In an ideal world, they would be banned from treating thyroid patients.