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Your opinion on my test results would be greatly appreciated!
For the past 6-7 months I have been having multiple health problems. A lot of the symptoms match thyroid problem (doctor agrees), some don't.
Some of my symptoms are: Muscle pain all over, drier skin on face (used to be a little oily-this is gone), tight neck/jaw/inside mouth area and strange sensations when I swallow, have lost about 1/3 of my hair, geographical tongue look and now slightly swollen tongue with scallops or ridges on the end of it, sore hands and feet and feet are extremely intolerant to cold, body twitches, tremors, strange chemical like smell in nose that hasnt gone away for a few months. (This is just a little of what I've experienced the past few months).
Some of my test results since August of 2009 are as follows:
8/31/09 TSH 4.51
9/14/09 TSH 1.97
9/14/09 Free T4 1.3
9/24/09 Vit B12 953
9/24/09 ANA positive 1:80 speckled (further testing: SS-A, SS-B, DNA, CCP, HLA, Rheumatoid Factor etc showed negative, ESR normal and multiple doctors including Rheumatologist have ruled it a false postive and declared not an autoimmune issue causing problem)
11/5/09 Tri-Iodothyronine Total 123
11/5/09 Free T4 0.9
11/5/09 TSH 1.18
11/5/09 Thyroperoxidase Antibody 96
1/15/10 TSH 1.73
1/15/10 Tri-Iodothyronine Total 103
1/15/10 Free T4 1.0
1/15/10 Vit D 25-Hydroxy 21
1/15/10 Calcium Serum 9.9
1/15/10 Albumin Serum 4.6
1/15/10 Glucose 88
1/15/10 Vit B12 898
1/15/10 ANA negative
Ranges:
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TSH 0.10-5.50
Free T4 0.8-1.7
Tri-Iodothyronine Total 50-170
Thyroperoxidase Antibody under 35
Vit D 25-Hydroxy 30-100
Calcium Serum 8.5-10.3
Albumin 3.3-4.7
Glucose 60-99
Vit B12 over 200
Thank you!
Some of my symptoms are: Muscle pain all over, drier skin on face (used to be a little oily-this is gone), tight neck/jaw/inside mouth area and strange sensations when I swallow, have lost about 1/3 of my hair, geographical tongue look and now slightly swollen tongue with scallops or ridges on the end of it, sore hands and feet and feet are extremely intolerant to cold, body twitches, tremors, strange chemical like smell in nose that hasnt gone away for a few months. (This is just a little of what I've experienced the past few months).
Some of my test results since August of 2009 are as follows:
8/31/09 TSH 4.51
9/14/09 TSH 1.97
9/14/09 Free T4 1.3
9/24/09 Vit B12 953
9/24/09 ANA positive 1:80 speckled (further testing: SS-A, SS-B, DNA, CCP, HLA, Rheumatoid Factor etc showed negative, ESR normal and multiple doctors including Rheumatologist have ruled it a false postive and declared not an autoimmune issue causing problem)
11/5/09 Tri-Iodothyronine Total 123
11/5/09 Free T4 0.9
11/5/09 TSH 1.18
11/5/09 Thyroperoxidase Antibody 96
1/15/10 TSH 1.73
1/15/10 Tri-Iodothyronine Total 103
1/15/10 Free T4 1.0
1/15/10 Vit D 25-Hydroxy 21
1/15/10 Calcium Serum 9.9
1/15/10 Albumin Serum 4.6
1/15/10 Glucose 88
1/15/10 Vit B12 898
1/15/10 ANA negative
Ranges:
--------------------
TSH 0.10-5.50
Free T4 0.8-1.7
Tri-Iodothyronine Total 50-170
Thyroperoxidase Antibody under 35
Vit D 25-Hydroxy 30-100
Calcium Serum 8.5-10.3
Albumin 3.3-4.7
Glucose 60-99
Vit B12 over 200
Thank you!
A related discussion, Hyperparathyroid Tumor? was started.
Thank you for taking the time to answer .
The post you answered on for some reason had jumbled up my results (which is why I re-posted above) and made it look like my Throid Antibodies were in range for the lab-they weren't.
The lab range for antibodies is under 35 and my results were 96. Does this mean anything along with the other results?
Thank you!
The post you answered on for some reason had jumbled up my results (which is why I re-posted above) and made it look like my Throid Antibodies were in range for the lab-they weren't.
The lab range for antibodies is under 35 and my results were 96. Does this mean anything along with the other results?
Thank you!
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