Help with new test results.

[Haze1975]

Totally confused now with new blood test. A medical secretary had already said normally. And now a doctor is saying need to talk to a doctor. Anyone have any idea.xx

This is what a doctor has put later on this afternoon.

THYROID STIMULATING HORM.;VITAMIN D Report,

inorganic phosphate level (XE2q4) 1 mmol/L [0.8 - 1.5]

albumin level (XE2eA) 40 g/L [35 - 50]

calcium level (XE2q3) 2.36 mmol/L [2.1 - 2.55]

TSH level (XaELV) 0.83 miu/L [0.35 - 4.94]

vitamin D level (XE2e7) 40 nmol/L [80 - 150]

adjusted calcium concentration (Xabpk) 2.36 mmol/L [2.1 - 2.55]

Medical sectary Had post this on my page early and said normal.

Test resultVITAMIN D Report,

albumin level (XE2eA) 40 g/L [35 - 50]

adjusted calcium concentration (Xabpk) 2.36 mmol/L [2.1 - 2.55]

inorganic phosphate level (XE2q4) 1 mmol/L [0.8 - 1.5]

calcium level (XE2q3) 2.36 mmol/L [2.1 - 2.55]

[SeasideSusie Remembering]

Haze1975

The only thing out of range is the Vit D test, everything else is classed as normal because they're in range.

Can I refer you back to your previous post here from 4 months ago:

healthunlocked.com/thyroidu....

If you re-read it I gave you all the information you need about Vit D, so I imagine you haven't been taking the amount suggested otherwise your level should have increased far more than it has.

Can I also mention that in reply to your previous post, it was pointed out that posting results the way you have is very hard on the eyes and difficult to read and pick out the actual test/result/range, I particularly find this difficult. All we need is just the name of the test, result and reference range. All of us here are patients with problems of one kind or another and simplifying the reading of test results is a great help, so perhaps in future you could help responders by simplify it by posting like this:

TSH: 3.25 miu/L [0.35 - 4.94]

etc

[Haze1975 in reply to SeasideSusie]

Sorry. I’d copy it and pasted it normal. Because I find it easier.

[Lora7again in reply to Haze1975]

I have N/A (no action) on my blood results and my antibodies are 4000 and I have a multi-nodular goitre

[SeasideSusie Remembering in reply to Haze1975]

Yes I realise it's a copy and paste job but you could just delete the unnecessary text after you've pasted it so that it's much easier on the eye for anyone who wishes to respond.

[shaws Administrator in reply to Haze1975]

Hi Haze1975

To amend anything in your post, click on the down arrow next to More and then edit and alter anything in your post.

[Lora7again]

Try vitamin D spray because it is easy to absorb on your tongue.

[Haze1975 in reply to Lora7again]

I’ve tryed a spray before. It didn’t move it either. Went out a lot in the summer in the sun. I’d take centrum multigummies it’s moving it but slowly.

[Lora7again in reply to Haze1975]

I went to Torquay in June of this year and it seemed to make my thyroid start to go into remission. I don't sunbathe because it makes me feel hot but just walking in the sun helps me.

[Angel_of_the_North in reply to Haze1975]

Centrum anything are a waste of money, Buy a decent brand at the level you actually need. Needs to be a spray or oil emulsion to avoid absorption problems. You also need K2 and magnesium.

[Lora7again]

A medical secretary told you it was normal? She is just admin for goodness sake has she studied thyroid disease at medical school? I do not pretend to be a Doctor because I am not but I have studied my disease for 10 years and have read as much as I can on sites in the US like Elaine Moore's she has a lot of knowledge about thyroid disease just join and see.

Here is a link

elaine-moore.com/

[Ruby1]

Well it’s good to hear they’re following it up. As Susie said the vit D is low, but maybe if you’ve been to see him with a list of symptoms, he’s following it up to see if they need to do some other test.

As mentioned, the secretary is admin and can read your results like you can and has not been to medical school.

[Angel_of_the_North]

Why would you believe what a shorthand typist had to say? That's all a medical secretary is