Would Thyroid Issues resolve on their own without treatment?(2.56 TSH)

[GERDNERD]

Hello everyone!

I went through a really traumatic time about a month ago, and it caused me a scare.  I have a history of anxiety, and went to the doctor to see the cause of my symptoms... were they real or psychosematic.

My symptoms have decreased since my personal issue has resolved.  Feels as if they're fading away.  Would that happen in someone who has a thyroid issue without treatment?

My TSH was 2.56 by the way.  No other tests for thyroid were done.

[GERDNERD]

I appreciate your response, I really do.  Iam a very nervous person and getting answers here on Thyroid boards can take days.  It's not as popular as let's say the Hepatitis or HIV prevention boards.

I will attempt to get those Free T tests done, and when I get them I will post them.

Thanks again!

[armywife92]

There is situational anxiety, and since you speak of anxiety fading away once your probs resolved, most likley not thyroid related. Your TSH is on the high side of normal, BUT it's normal. A better picture would include T3& t4 results.

[GERDNERD]

WBC: 5.81(4.8-10.8)
RBC: 4.58(4.70-6.10)******
Hgb: 14.7(14.0-18.0)
Hct: 43.8(52.0)
MCV: 95.6(80.0-94.0)******
MCH: 32.2(27-31)*******
MCHC: 33.7(33-37)
RDW: 11.8(11.5-14.5)
Plt: 215(130-400)
MPV: 8.98(7.2-11.1)
Neut: 56(40.0-74.0)
Lymph: 34(19.0-48.0)
Mono: 8(3.4-11.0)
Eos: 2(0.0-7.0)
Baso: 1(0.0-1.5)

Na: 143(135-147)
K: 3.8(3.5-5.3)
Cl: 101(95-108)
CO2: 26(24-31)
Anion Gap: 16(5-15)******
BUN: 12(8-26)
Creat: 0.9(0.8-2.0)
BUN/Creat Ratio: 13.3(10-20)
Gluc: 84(65-115)
Ca: 10.3(8.5-10.5)
T Prot: 7.8(6.0-8.5)
Alb: 4.8(3.0-5.0)
AST: 17(0-45)
ALT: 20(0-45)
Alk Phos: 79(30-120)
T Bili: 0.4(0.0-1.5)

These were found.