Hi everyone, had t3,t4 and tsh tested just before Xmas and levels all looking good however due to some lingering symptoms(hand joint/hip pain,mild constipation and chills)i tested my vitamins which are as follows:
Vitamin D - 70 nmol/L (0-180)
Ferritin - 321 ug/L (0-550)
TSAT - 36% (0-105)
B12 - 145 pmol/L (0-210)
Folate - 5.8 iu/L (0-25)
Any thoughts/advice on the above would be greatly appreciated thanks.
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Can you add an image of your actual results with reference ranges. The reason being that no range has a lower limit of zero, eg Ferritin usually has a range of around 30-400 for males, Active B12 range is something like 37.5-188 .
Any reference range which starts at zero suggests that people can be healthy without the substance being tested. But people can't live with zero vitamin D, or zero transferrin saturation, or zero B12 etc...
Sorry guys, doesn't seem to be any reference ranges with the Monitor My Health Test, just gives results in graph form.It is showing everything in normal range.My latest thyroid levels also looked good so I'm thinking I may just need a prolonged period on the same brand/dosage of my Levo as my brand had changed a few times recently due to sourcing issues.
MonitorMyHealth does have reference ranges, quite clearly.
The graph has coloured bars - pink is outside range, green is the normal range and you can see the numbers.
Below the graph is WHAT DOES THIS RESULT MEAN and it gives the result and below that the normal range.
Log into your account and go to MY ACCOUNT.
Go to MY TESTS and click where it says VIEW TEST HISTORY (see screenshot) - this shows you all results plotted on graph then box underneath shows newest result. Next post shows result/range.
Thanks for reply Jaydee.Is it possible that low levels of folate/vitamin d can cause symptoms such as muscle/joint pain and chills as my most recent t3,t4 and tsh levels all looked pretty good.
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