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Help! What does this all mean🤔

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24/04/24. Serum free T4 level-18.3 pmol/L. TSH level- 4.35Serum urea level- 4.9 sodium 139 mmol/L. 29/09/24. TSH. level- 1.74mU/L. T4 level - 15.5 pmoi/L. 20/07/23 TSH level -5.18mu/L

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bit jumbled up ... have tried to tidy it up for you ... is this right ?

29/09/24

TSH 1.74 TSH is now looking better .

T4 15.5 .... we need the lab range to comment (it should be with the results somewhere . might be [12-22] or [7.9-14] but could be something different)

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24/04/24.

TSH 4.35 TSH was still too high

free T4 level 18.3 ( need lab range to comment)

Serum urea level- 4.9

sodium 139 mmol/L.

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20/07/23

TSH 5.18 TSH was too high ~ it's usually around 1-2 ish in healthy people

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Steakxchips• in reply totattybogle

Thank you so much tattybolgle I have 2 years past history here I tried to post it but couldn't new tests done today but not yet received..thank you for your time..kind regards.

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24/04/24 TSH- 4.35 mU/L High. . T4 level -18pmol/L. On 5/6/24 ferritin- 75 ug/L. Don't understand why doctor says test were normal????

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Steakxchips• in reply toSteakxchips

Sorry I didn't send this the way it is on here..all in a muddle..

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Could some one advise me supplements I need to be taking please thank you 💖

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previous post here

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On 75mcg Levothyroxine

On Levothyroxine dose should be slowly increased until TSH is low - usually around 1

TSH over 2 suggests you need dose increase in Levothyroxine

ALWAYS test thyroid levels early morning, ideally before 9am, only drinking water between waking and test and last dose Levothyroxine 24 hours before test

ESSENTIAL to get vitamin D, folate, B12 and ferritin levels tested too

If been left on too low a dose of Levothyroxine then vitamin levels highly likely very low

Please add range on Ft4 result

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Steakxchips• in reply toSlowDragon

Big thank you S/D. ferritin 75 ug/L is that good or not so good??

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It’s ok/good

We recommend Ferritin is minimum 70

If your CRP test is high…..test for inflammation then ferritin can be high because of inflammation……but iron could be low

If suspect this then get full iron panel

Test early morning, only water to drink between waking and test. Avoid high iron rich dinner night before test

If taking any iron supplements stop 5-7 days before testing

Medichecks iron panel test

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