hypothridism, anti thriod antibodies ,protein s difficiency,bicornuate uterus

[fachannna]

I am married 34 year.  3 misscareges ,no child yet, try to conceive. I m so upset that how can over come these condition as I bear a child full term.. Any body here who give me hope  or true about my condition please give me suggestion .
Anti thriod antibody ..... 1000
Thrioglublin antibody...... 112
TSH......13.120
Protein s ......44.8

[Barb135]

Is TSH the test you are having done?  Did you have Free T3 and Free T4 done?  You really need those, as they are the actual thyroid hormones and correlate best with symptoms.

What treatment are you starting?  What dosage?  When did you start?

How are you feeling?

[staska]

I am also hypothyroidism patient. My TSH level is 17.17.I did not start my treatment till now.

[Barb135]

Sorry, I'm here... just not always online.

While your thyroid hormone levels (T3 and T4) are "in range", they are both very low in the ranges, indicating that you don't have enough to sustain a pregnancy.  Thyroid hormones are essential for the growth and development of fetus, because it depends on your thyroid hormones until its own thyroid grows enough to produce hormones.

There really isn't any way to overcome the antibodies.  They destroy the thyroid tissue and as they do so, you simply have to treat the resulting hypothyroidism with the levothyroxine, adjusting dosages, as needed.

The T4 and T3 tests you got are for Total T3 and Total T4, which are not nearly as useful as the Free T3 and Free T4.  Ask your doctor to test for those, instead, as they correlate best with symptoms.

You shouldn't try to get pregnant again, until your thyroid hormone levels are adequate.  Rule of thumb is get Free T4 to about mid range and Free T3 into the upper half to upper third of its range.

[fachannna]

I m waiting still barb's answer, where r u Barb

[fachannna]

I m waiting still barb's answer, where r u Barb

[fachannna]

My test name is thyroid profile. Ranges of T3 1.23-3 mine are 1.89nmol/L
T4 range 5.5 - 11mine are 6.30ug/DL. Here is not mention these are free are not.
I am taking medication from 15 days .1st week 50 MCG and 2nd week 100 MCG till 4 week then I will test repeat for thriod profile.
Protein S is associate with blood prevent to become clot .Its sufficiency can clot the blood which is one factor for miss carriage. Its normal range is 60 to 120 ,mine are 44.8. Dr suggest me injection CLEXANE40 mg daily in pregnancy after showing cordio activity of baby.

Here is my introduction I'm lecturer in BOTANY very active lady.
I want to know about u and how you over come antibodies , as I can reduce these from your experience.
Have a nice day..... Bye
Fari

[Barb135]

After your T3 and T4 tests there should be a reference range.  They might be in parenthesis; can you tell me what those are for each one?  Those ranges vary with each lab so they have to come from your own report.

Do the T3 and T4 tests say "Free" in front of them?  If not, they may not be as useful.

How long have you been taking the 100 mcg thyroxine in the morning?

I'm not sure what the "protein s" is.  Can you list the reference range for it, too, please?

[fachannna]

Thank u so much for reply. Yes I have symptoms. I can not bear cold, weight gain about 5 kg .
Other test result are.....T3.     1.89 and T4.    6.30 both are normal.
I had test 14 month ago due to miscarriage then my TSH was 3.170. Now it shoot up to 13.
After my test result which show 13. I have get thyroxine 100 MCG daily in the morning

[Barb135]

Your antibody tests indicate that you have Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.  Your TSH is too high, also.  Do you have symptoms of hypothyroidism (low thyroid hormone levels)?  It appears that you might not have enough thyroid hormones.  Miscarriage is common with hypothyroidism.  

Do you have any other thyroid related test results?  Have you had Free T3 and Free T4 tested?  Those are actual thyroid hormones.

Do you take replacement thyroid hormones?  If not, you should. You should not try to get pregnant again until you have adequate thyroid hormones.  Thyroid hormones are very necessary for the growth and development of a fetus.

If you take thyroid medication, what dosage are you on?  You may need an increase in your medication.