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Does TSH Of 7.26 Indicate The Presence Of Thyroid?
Free T3 (Serum/CLIA)
pg/mL
2.39 - 6.79
1.06
Free T4 (Serum/CLIA)
ng/dl
0.58 - 1.64
3.69
TSH (Serum/CLIA)
uIU/ml
0.34 - 5.60
7.26
Follicle Stimulating Hormone
(Serum/CLIA)
mIU/ml
Mid-follicular :
3.85 - 8.78
Mid-cycle peak:
4.54- 22.51
Mid-luteal:
1.79 - 5.12
Post menopause:
16.74 -113.59
4.72
Luteinizing Hormone (Serum/CLIA)
mIU/ml
Mid-follicular :
2.12 - 10.89
Mid-cycle peak:
19.18 - 103.03
Mid-luteal :
1.20 - 12.86
Post menopause:
10.87 - 58.64
19.64
Prolactin (Serum/CLIA)
ng/mL
Pre menopause:
3.34 - 26.72
Post menopause:
2.74 - 19.64 doctor these are my report regarding to ensure that whether i hve thyroid or not.it was done in my period 2nd day.is the values are correct.is there any defect in my result
pg/mL
2.39 - 6.79
1.06
Free T4 (Serum/CLIA)
ng/dl
0.58 - 1.64
3.69
TSH (Serum/CLIA)
uIU/ml
0.34 - 5.60
7.26
Follicle Stimulating Hormone
(Serum/CLIA)
mIU/ml
Mid-follicular :
3.85 - 8.78
Mid-cycle peak:
4.54- 22.51
Mid-luteal:
1.79 - 5.12
Post menopause:
16.74 -113.59
4.72
Luteinizing Hormone (Serum/CLIA)
mIU/ml
Mid-follicular :
2.12 - 10.89
Mid-cycle peak:
19.18 - 103.03
Mid-luteal :
1.20 - 12.86
Post menopause:
10.87 - 58.64
19.64
Prolactin (Serum/CLIA)
ng/mL
Pre menopause:
3.34 - 26.72
Post menopause:
2.74 - 19.64 doctor these are my report regarding to ensure that whether i hve thyroid or not.it was done in my period 2nd day.is the values are correct.is there any defect in my result
Fri, 24 Oct 2014
Hi,
Your TSH is slightly on higher side- Sub clinical hypothyroidism. If you are having a neck swelling or if your cholesterols are high or if you are planning to get pregnant you should consult a physician and get started on thyroid medications.
The doctor may do a thyroid antibodies to confirm the type of thyroid disease before starting the treatment.
Hope I have answered your question. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help.
Regards
Dr Ajish TP
Consultant Endocrinologist
Your TSH is slightly on higher side- Sub clinical hypothyroidism. If you are having a neck swelling or if your cholesterols are high or if you are planning to get pregnant you should consult a physician and get started on thyroid medications.
The doctor may do a thyroid antibodies to confirm the type of thyroid disease before starting the treatment.
Hope I have answered your question. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help.
Regards
Dr Ajish TP
Consultant Endocrinologist
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