Help what do I might have ?

[Nuggets7]

I did a blood test to check my testosterone and other things and these results got my attention :

TSH : 2,44 µUI/ml (normal range : 0,35 - 4,94)

FT3 : 5,7 pmol/l (normal range : 2,9 - 4,9)

FT4 : 12,9 pmol/l (normal range : 9,0 - 19)

I'm always super hot everytime, and my heartbeat is high and powerful. I also eat like a madman but still lean. And I developped gynecomastia this May out of nowhere at 20 years old. I think that the hot sensation was always here, but now it has raised significantly.

Thanks

[twinkleyt]

Are you male or female?

These are symptoms for both which I had in my early 20s. when I was diagnosed as OVERACTIVE.

Feeling hot and sweaty even in winter

Rapid heart rate while still

Ravenous appetite despite losing weight and non-stop eating high callory foods.

Shaky hands and being nervy and irritable and paranoid.

Shortness of breath

weakness. HYPER ACTIVE THYROID GLAND.

This was decades ago and I have no idea what my blood test said.

The younger you are the more symptoms you get and more women than men get it.

Your Thyroid blood test looks fine to me.

Good luck

[Nuggets7 in reply to twinkleyt]

I'm a male.

[twinkleyt in reply to Nuggets7]

Thought-so-as-you-mentioned-your-testosterone-hormone.

Mine was so advanced that GP not only did the hands trembling stretched out infront of me test, he also looked closely at my eyeballs and had to look up, down and sideways which showed bulging and at that time my Thyroid had swelled into a Goitre.

Strange that I had not noticed how odd I looked and was my mum who told me to see GP.

[Hidden]

"FT3 : 5,7 pmol/l (normal range : 2,9 - 4,9)"

Ft3 is the active hormone, the most important one. It is over range, which means you are hyperthyroid, however normal the other thyroid results. Except for the gynecomastia the symptoms seem to fit. Is there a tremor if you hold out your hands at arms length, palms down? That is one of the classic signs. The doctors should investigate the cause - for example by testing for antibodies.

It seems unusual that your TSH is comparatively high. Maybe your pituitary function needs investigating too.

Other folks here could probably give you more advice, but what did your doctor say about it?

Do you have any previous blood test results for thyroid?

[Nuggets7 in reply to Hidden]

Yes I do have this tremor thing you're talking about.

Also I do have previous blood test results, these were done 8 months ago :

TSH : 2,69 µUI/ml (normal range : 0,35 - 4,94)

FT3 : 5,1 pmol/l (normal range : 2,9 - 4,9)

FT4 : 12,8 pmol/l (normal range : 9,0 - 19)