TSH (I have made 2 more posts to add extra Results)

[Advice1]

I am a female 35 recently had a Full blood count

the reason is night sweats and feeling tired,I got a copy of my results ,So GP wanted to check Thyroid.

I would like some help as my GP has not contacted me but it looks like some highlighted issues marked with stars .I do have Minor Thalassemia trait genetic blood disorder found in Far East Asian .This can affect blood tests i am told .

I would be very grateful for some help on the result please.

I can only add 1 photo document but I want to download 3!! any help please

[Emyloulou]

Hi,

Do you have any other results because none of those are thyroid bloods. It looks like all you’ve had is an fbc.

[Advice1 in reply to Emyloulou]

Hi Emyloulou Thank you for your kind help I do have 2 more downloads but I can only post part 1 of 3 pages,no idea what to do!

[Emyloulou in reply to Advice1]

I can’t help you there I’m afraid 😂

Maybe typing them out might be easier x

[Advice1 in reply to Emyloulou]

thanks for that Emyloulou

[Advice1 in reply to Emyloulou]

I have successfully uploaded them now! Thanks for your help

[SlowDragon Administrator]

You can only add one photo.....or do 3 separate posts

[Advice1 in reply to SlowDragon]

Hi SlowDragon sorry for delay in reply ...good idea Thanks

[Advice1 in reply to SlowDragon]

Successfully uploaded the results now in 3 posts,thanks

[activelazy]

As far as these results are concerned, the star marked items are nothing to worry about. This is normal for a thalassemia carrier.

If you can't upload the other ones, I suggest you just type them in this post.

[Advice1 in reply to activelazy]

hi activelazy thanks for your thoughts and thoughtful reply

[Advice1 in reply to activelazy]

I have successfully uploaded the results now thank you

[T3sortedme]

This may not be relevant but I get night sweats if I eat late. I normally have main meal at 6pm but never after 8pm. Late meals often trigger sweats for me. I am on T3 only and male so it may not be relevant but thought it worth saying. .

[Advice1 in reply to T3sortedme]

Thanks for your idea T3sortedme much appreciated I have another post in another community to get another opinion too.

[Advice1 in reply to T3sortedme]

Successfully uploaded the results thanks

[SlowDragon Administrator]

Couple of suggestions

Low B12 can cause night sweats. Ask GP to test B12 and folate.

Possibly also test for Pernicious Anaemia

Not sure if it is linked in any way to sickle cell anaemia

This suggests possibly

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/366...

Check Vitamin D. Most in UK have too low vitamin D, but especially if skin is darker

[Advice1 in reply to SlowDragon]

Hi SlowDragon

thanks for your time and kind help and also the link was very good of you to provide i will look into this idea ,

best wishes and good luck.