Does blood tests and signs are serious,should I see specialist?

[KKCAL]

My Hemoglobin A is 0.972, Hemoglobin A2 =0.028,Hemoglobin F=0.000,Hemoglobinopathy- Negative by HPLC methodology. Hemoglobin =134 AND 130, Hematocrit=0.39,,RBC =4.3, iRON 14, tibc 44, Transferritin saturation 0.32, Immunoglobulin M 0.31, Immunoglobulin G 11.92, Immunoglobulin A 3.62,  ESR  33,
HAPTOGLOBIN   2.38, Bilurubin total  2, Lactate Dehydrogenase 163, RECTIC  RELATIVE 1.3, RECTIC ABSOLUTE 57,  FERRITIN 138, TSH 0.03 (Synthroid has been stoped)
You please guide what does it mean, feeling tired, fatigued, week,sleepy, warmness in body, tongue sore,headache, swelling is feeling along both sides of throat, cold infections getting very fast, mucous always have.pain on legs, edema-pedal.

[Red_Star]

You haven't listed reference ranges but the ESR is a universal lab measurement so your levels are elevated.  Men over 50 years old: ESR is less than 20 mm/hr. Elevated ESR is a nonspecific marker of inflammation.


Excerpt from Medline Plus - ESR:

"Although it can help diagnose some illnesses, an abnormal ESR does not prove that you have a certain condition. Other tests are almost always needed.

An increased ESR rate may be due to:

Anemia
Cancers such as lymphoma or multiple myeloma
Kidney disease
Pregnancy
Thyroid disease"

Oedema is a common symptom of hypothyroidism so you may still be suffering symptoms of less than optimal hypothyroid treatment.  Check free T4 and free T3 to see if they are in the mid to upper end of the reference range.

Also check reverse T3. There should be 20 times more free T3 than reverse T3. Too much reverse T3 will cause hypothyroid symptoms.  Causes for elevated RT3 or low free T3/reverse T3 ratio (ratio calculators online) include low ferritin, low vitamin B12 levels, high or low cortisol (stress hormone), insulin resistance, diabetes.

[KKCAL]

Thanks Dr.Mathur,
If I am not wrong , --Low iron and low TIBC are indicative of chronic illness
it did not shows that Iron and TIBC are low, please clarify this, does this shows from other test values which I have mentioned .

[Dr. Kokil Mathur]

Hi!
Low iron and low TIBC are indicative of chronic illness, malnutrition, iron storage disease, liver and kidney problems. Other parameters appear to be normal. You need further investigations to look into these problems. Please consult your doctor. Take care!

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