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What Does The TSH Level Indicate In My Thyroid Report?
Question: i AM 40YEAR OLD FEMALE WITH THE FOLLOWING READINGS, KINDLY ADVISEFree T3 (Free Triiodotyronine)
(Serum/CMIA) - 3.60 pg/mL
Free T4 (Free Thyroxine)(Serum/CMIA) - 1.65 ng/dl
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) - 0.019 μIU/mL
ANTI THYROID ANTIBODIES
Anti Thyroglobulin Antibody (AntiTg/Tg Ab)
(Serum/Chemiluminescence) - 333.64 IU/
Anti Thyroperoxidase Antibody(AntiTPO/TPO Ab) - 3.31
(Serum/CMIA) - 3.60 pg/mL
Free T4 (Free Thyroxine)(Serum/CMIA) - 1.65 ng/dl
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) - 0.019 μIU/mL
ANTI THYROID ANTIBODIES
Anti Thyroglobulin Antibody (AntiTg/Tg Ab)
(Serum/Chemiluminescence) - 333.64 IU/
Anti Thyroperoxidase Antibody(AntiTPO/TPO Ab) - 3.31
Brief Answer:
Are you on any treatment presently?
Detailed Answer:
Dear ma'm,
hi!
I have gone through your reports. You have auto immune thyroid disorder. Now if you are on treatment you need to reduce the dose. If not then wait and watch. Repeat thyroid test after 6 weeks.
You also have low vitamin D and vitamin b12. So you need to start D and B12 supplements.
Are you on any treatment presently?
Detailed Answer:
Dear ma'm,
hi!
I have gone through your reports. You have auto immune thyroid disorder. Now if you are on treatment you need to reduce the dose. If not then wait and watch. Repeat thyroid test after 6 weeks.
You also have low vitamin D and vitamin b12. So you need to start D and B12 supplements.
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