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What Does This Test For Thyroid Indicate?
I am 31 Female
Right lobe is larger than left & suppresses left lobe
Ultrasound: In lower part of right lobe shows a nodule of size 11x10.8mm
Small hypo-echoic areas are noted in the left lobe;
Thyroid function Test
FT4 = 58.1 pmole/L [11.5 - 23 ]
FT3 > 40 pmole/L [2.5 – 5.8]
TSH = 0.08 mlU/L [0.17-4.05]
Anti thyroid per oxidase
210.40 IU /mL [Less than 12.0]
Antithoiride per oxidatase represent antibodies.
Please Suggest me Neo-Mercazole [Dose] and advice
Right lobe is larger than left & suppresses left lobe
Ultrasound: In lower part of right lobe shows a nodule of size 11x10.8mm
Small hypo-echoic areas are noted in the left lobe;
Thyroid function Test
FT4 = 58.1 pmole/L [11.5 - 23 ]
FT3 > 40 pmole/L [2.5 – 5.8]
TSH = 0.08 mlU/L [0.17-4.05]
Anti thyroid per oxidase
210.40 IU /mL [Less than 12.0]
Antithoiride per oxidatase represent antibodies.
Please Suggest me Neo-Mercazole [Dose] and advice
Mon, 9 Jan 2017
Hello,
The hormonal results you reported represent an over active thyroid or hyperthyroidism.
The nodule revealed at the right lobe of the thyroid gland, should have an autonomous function and produce too much thyroid hormones.
A scintiscan of the thyroid gland would give information about the nodule detected in the ultrasound.
If the nodule results to be a ''cold'' one, than an autoimmune pathology should be confirmed by checking Antibodies anti TSH receptors. Meanwhile you should continue the treatment with Neomercazole.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Best wishes,
Dr. Mirjeta
The hormonal results you reported represent an over active thyroid or hyperthyroidism.
The nodule revealed at the right lobe of the thyroid gland, should have an autonomous function and produce too much thyroid hormones.
A scintiscan of the thyroid gland would give information about the nodule detected in the ultrasound.
If the nodule results to be a ''cold'' one, than an autoimmune pathology should be confirmed by checking Antibodies anti TSH receptors. Meanwhile you should continue the treatment with Neomercazole.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Best wishes,
Dr. Mirjeta
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