Hello I am new here so I apologise if I have incorrectly posted.
I have a LONG medical history, constipation, IBS, fibromyalgia,exhausted, gained 20lbs all on my stomach, tendonitis, chronic pain, non celiac gluten sensitivity (my Daughter is biopsy dx celiac)
milkBreast milk
Breast milk jaundice
Lactose intolerance
Nipple discharge - abnormal intolerant, ashtma, sinus..
memoryMemory loss
Mental status tests problems, cold
handHand or foot spasms
Hand tremor and feet, low body temp all of which are consistant with low thyroid, I have just received the following tests results which all came back '
normalNormal saline flush' but are they? my previous
TSHPituitary and tsh
Tsh was 2.96 2 months ago, and 1.5 2 years ago. I paid privatly for tests as my GP just gave me more
ProzacProzac
Prozac weekly!
Free T4 11.5 pmol/l ref (*--) (9.14 - 23.4)
Free T3 3.5 pmol/L (-*-) (2.23 - 5.34)
TSH 1.42 uIU/ml (*--)(.49 - 4.67)
Thyroid antibody profile - negative
Zinc 66 ug/dl 75-130
10.1 11.5 -20.0
I am also looking into leaky gut test and candida as these are also linked to gluten intolerance, adrenal saliva testing and also have the same symptoms.
Do I except that my thyroid isn't the problem?
Thank you for listening,
Berlioz
There is no point having celiac bloods/biopsy as I was 95% GF/wheat free due to the IBS and would get false negative results (as my DD did initially). I had stool testing and gene testing instead as a gluten challenge would have made me very ill. I have ordered the saliva and leaky gut test. I have made an appointment to see a private holistic GP at the end of the month. My siblings all have similar probelms but not the same 'official' diagnosis, tests or GPs.
I would be interested in the views of anyone else here with similar results and symptoms as I try and sort out this jigsaw!
Berlioz
I have my follow up appointment to see him next week.
I rang the office and only found out the following, but I will have all info next week. My results were
TSH - 2.34
Free T3 - 4.3
Free T4 - 12.4
He did test Thyroid antibodies but I haven't got that yet.
I just thought I'd post as mine didn't seem that different to yours. When I saw him a couple of weeks ago, I had historical blood work photocopies that I brought along dating back to 2004, which my TSH was a little bit higher. Even in that meeting, he took one look at the level and said that it was elevated.
Will update after the appointment what he says, so we can compare notes!