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Happyxx
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Can anyone help with results.

Iron 10.22 ( range 6_26)

Tibc 71 range 41-82

CRP 1.1 range 0-6

Ferritin 97.02 range 20-200

Tsh 2.9

Vitamin D 20 ( range 50-150)

Does any one know if ferritin looks ok and crp?

Symptoms

Dry eyes ringing in ears

Rash on face in mornings tired hair loss eye twichthing 🙈

Thank you

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I'm a bit confused. Are these new tests to the ones you posted 6 days ago?

Link to previous post and replies. healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...

The ferritin results are quite different.

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Happyxx• in reply toJaydee1507

These are new ones 🤗 had bloods done yesterday x

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Jaydee1507Administrator• in reply toHappyxx

The CRP is fine, it's not above the range, so yes is normal, no inflammation.

Ferritin is better in this test.

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Ferritin much improved

previous post

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Has GP now prescribed loading dose vitamin D

300,000iu in total over 6-8 weeks

Have you had folate and B12 levels tested yet

You need to test TSH, Ft4 and Ft3 plus thyroid antibodies after improving low vitamin D

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Happyxx• in reply toSlowDragon

Yes think be said has prescribed 25000 one tablet a week for 6 weeks.Do you know if crp looks ok does that indicate inflammation he said tsh level fine no further testing so may save for private test.

Also once start loading dose vitiam D are these ok with iron tablets x thank you

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SeasideSusieRemembering• in reply toHappyxx

Do you know if crp looks ok does that indicate inflammation he said tsh level fine no further testing so may save for private test.

As an inflammation marker, the lower the better. Yours is low in range and doesn't show any problem with inflammation .

Also once start loading dose vitiam D are these ok with iron tablets x thank you

You can't take them at the same time. Iron must be 2 hours away from Vit D .

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Happyxx• in reply toSlowDragon

Also do you know different between one blood test said 45 ugl ferritin this one said 97 Ng/ml? Xx

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SeasideSusieRemembering• in reply toHappyxx

Nanogram / Millilitre (ng/ml) is the same as Microgram / Litre (ug/L).

1ng/ml = 1 ug/L

It looks like your two tests were done by different labs and have different ranges, is that right?

97.02 range 20-200

45 ugl range ( 40-120)

There always seems to be disparity with ferritin results when tested with different labs. My Medichecks result for ferritin is always much higher than when tested with my GP

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Happyxx

Yes recent ferritin was private test doctors was 45 ugl. Really hoping the vitamin D helps fingers crossed just constantly tired keep getting little rash on cheeks and nose tends to be in the morning good if inflammation looks okThank you x 🙂

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SlowDragonAdministrator• in reply toHappyxx

Rash could be autoimmune thyroid disease ….butterfly rash

Get B12 and folate levels tested

And when finished Vitamin D prescription get thyroid levels retested including thyroid antibodies. Always test thyroid levels early morning, ideally just before 9am

Test vitamin D levels when prescription ends to see where vitamin D has increased to

You will need ongoing daily maintenance dose vitamin D

Aiming for vitamin D at least over 80nmol and between 100-125nmol might be better

Test twice yearly via NHS private testing service when supplementing 

vitamindtest.org.uk

Vitamin D mouth spray by Better You is very effective as it avoids poor gut function.

There’s a version made that also contains vitamin K2 Mk7. 

One spray = 1000iu

amazon.co.uk/BetterYou-Dlux...

Another member recommended this one recently

Vitamin D with k2

amazon.co.uk/Strength-Subli...

It’s trial and error what dose we need, with thyroid issues we frequently need higher dose than average

Vitamin D and thyroid disease 

grassrootshealth.net/blog/t...

Vitamin D may prevent Autoimmune disease 

newscientist.com/article/23...

Web links about taking important cofactors - magnesium and Vit K2-MK7

Magnesium best taken in the afternoon or evening, but must be four hours away from levothyroxine

betterbones.com/bone-nutrit...

medicalnewstoday.com/articl...

livescience.com/61866-magne...

sciencedaily.com/releases/2...

Interesting article by Dr Malcolm Kendrick on magnesium 

drmalcolmkendrick.org/categ...

Vitamin K2 mk7

betterbones.com/bone-nutrit...

healthline.com/nutrition/vi...

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Happyxx

Thank you got blood test in 3 weeks to re check vitamin D fingers crossed 🤞 doctor wasn't keen check anymore on thyroid but will ask again x

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SlowDragonAdministrator• in reply toHappyxx

So you will need to get FULL thyroid including thyroid antibodies and vitamin testing done privately once finish vitamin D loading dose ……if GP won’t

ALWAYS test early morning, ideally around 9am

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