I have just had my 2 month wait to get my levels checked again and my anti bodies, they want to speak to me on Monday regarding my results but just wondered if any one could try help me understand them at all?
Sorry I'm slightly unsure of how to even type them properly -
Free T4
12 July - 10 pmol/L
29 July - 11.5 pmol/L
27 September 12 pmol/L
Vitamin D
36.7 nmol/L
showing red - out of range?
Thyroid Peroxidase ab -
941.6 -red
showing out of range ?
Ferritin
157 ug/L
TSH -
4.3 mU/L
hopefully i have put them correctly there?
thank you in advance
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We need the ranges to be able to interpret your tests, eg
TSH: 2.5 (0.27-4.20)
FT4: 15 (12-22)
I think you are undiagnosed and not on any medication?
For diagnosis we need the highest possible TSH and this is at 9am, TSH is highest early morning and lowers throughout the day. Test should also be done before eating or drinking anything other than water, and no biotin/B Complex or other supplement containing biotin for 3-7 days before the test. Is this how you did your tests?
For diagnosis you would need 2 x over range TSH with raised antibodies. Your antibodies are raised, we can see that and you've confirmed they're marked red.
Vit D: 36.7 nmol/L
This is in the inadequate category and your GP may prescribe D3 to bring it up to 50+.
Come back and tell us what your GP is going to do about this, if you are prescribed D3 and the dose. There are important cofactors needed when taking D3 which your GP wont know about an this can be explained in detail when we know what's happening.
Ferritin: 157 ug/L
Again we need the range. On the surface this looks like a good result. Are you supplementing?
Was an inflammation marker tested, eg CRP? Ferritin can be raised due to inflammation so in that case it wouldn't be an accurate result.
Doctors have called this morning saying i am in normal range and only the antibodies are out of range slightly and need to get it re-tested in 6weeks time. They have said about taking Vitamin D also which they have said to by over the counter.
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