Private bloods

[TJSTICKYBLOOD]

I recently had some blood tests done. I have booked a doctors appointment to discuss but if anyone has any feedback that would help my consultation I’d appreciate it . Results attached

[Marz]

Did you have any anti-body results ?

[TJSTICKYBLOOD in reply to Marz]

I also had vitamin b deficiency high ferritin levels and low folate

[Marz in reply to TJSTICKYBLOOD]

I asked about your anti-body results not your vits and minerals. If you are concerned about auto-immunity then you need to post results of TPO & Tg anti-bodies ... others too have asked 😊

[TJSTICKYBLOOD in reply to Marz]

Sorry I didn’t understand what they were I’m new hence I’m here asking I have antiphospholipid syndrome and my brain does not compute well on occasions now I have put everything in this post

[TJSTICKYBLOOD in reply to Marz]

Ithyroglobin 10.8 peroxidase <9

[Marz in reply to TJSTICKYBLOOD]

They look negative to me ! - even without ranges ...

[TJSTICKYBLOOD in reply to Marz]

What does that mean

[Marz in reply to TJSTICKYBLOOD]

That you do not have auto-immune thyroiditis - aka Hashimotos. the link below takes you to the main website of this forum where you can read everything about the Thyroid ...

thyroiduk.org

[TJSTICKYBLOOD in reply to Marz]

Thanks for all your help .

[Marz in reply to TJSTICKYBLOOD]

You are welcome - hope you soon find answers

[SeasideSusie Remembering]

If you are diagnosed hypothyroid and on Levo then you are undermedicated.

If you are not then your results are euthyroid (normal) although FT4 is quite low in range.

Did you do this test early in the morning , no later than 9am, after an overnight fast and drinking water only (delaying breakfast and any tea, coffee, etc)?

What app your antibody test results?

What are your vitamin results?

[TJSTICKYBLOOD]

I’m not diagnosed but was worried about autoimmune thyroid problems as I have antiphospholipid syndrome ferritin is 184 vitamin d is 32 serum folate 3.6 b12 58

[SeasideSusie Remembering in reply to TJSTICKYBLOOD]

What are your thyroid antibody results?

Active B12 below 70 needs testing for B12 deficiency - ask your GP if he will do this.

Vit D 32nmol/L is only 2 points above where the NHS should Provide loading doses of D3 totalling 300,000iu over a number of weeks. Ask GP if he is willing to do this. If GP offers anything less than loading doses, come back for guidance on what dose of D3 to buy and the important cofactors needed when taking D3.

What's the range for Folate, that result seems very low.

Was CRP raised? Ferritin can be raised by inflammation or infection. CRP is an inflammation marker and if this is raised then it's likely that Ferritin is raised due to infection.

[TJSTICKYBLOOD]

Thankyou fort replies