Tsh level

[Surekha143]

My t3 level is 0.91 ng/ml and

T4 level is 6.60 mcg/dl and

Tsh level shows 8.04 mcIU/ml

What can i do now.

What are side effects

[SeasideSusie Remembering]

Surekha143 You need to add the reference ranges to your results for them to be interpreted.

eg. TSH: 5.5 (0.2-4.2)

Also, as there is nothing in your profile, you need to give us some information. Are you diagnosed with a thyroid condition? Are you taking any medication? Please give as much information as possible so we can help.

[Surekha143 in reply to SeasideSusie]

What information can i submit Here

I didn't take any medicines..

[luv2017 in reply to Surekha143]

Did you get your blood report copy from your GP?? Post that If you got one .

Sorry , are you Indian? Your name sounds like so .

[SeasideSusie Remembering in reply to Surekha143]

Surekha143

First of all, we must have the reference ranges to interpret your results, as I said. Ranges vary from lab to lab, and country to country, so there's no way we can know where your results lie within their ranges unless we have the ranges from your own lab. The only thing that is obvious from your results is that TSH seems to be high and is likely to be over range.

Besides that, other information would be whether you have any symptoms and what they are, are you looking for a diagnosis or do you already have one, is this your first thyroid test (if not previous results would be useful), is there a family history of thyroid disease. It all helps us to help you.

Also, it isn't clear what you mean by "what can I do now" - what has your doctor said about your results, or "what are side effects" - side effects of what?