Aa
TPO concern
TSH 3rd Gen 5.76
T4Free .73
T3 Free 2.58
Thyroglobulin 7.9
Thyroid 3300.9
CRP High Sensitivity less than .20
No symptoms Synthroid over 10 years Should I be concerned with the TPO number
T4Free .73
T3 Free 2.58
Thyroglobulin 7.9
Thyroid 3300.9
CRP High Sensitivity less than .20
No symptoms Synthroid over 10 years Should I be concerned with the TPO number
My dosage is 75 mcg. I am very active hiking and partner dancing. Yes I was concerned about the too antibodies 3300 number
COMMUNITY LEADER
What dose of Synthroid are you on?
Is the "Thyroid - 3300.9" the TPO # you were asking about?
No other symptoms, such as hair loss, muscle/joint ache/pain, constipation, brain fog, memory loss, etc? If not, you're very lucky...
Is the "Thyroid - 3300.9" the TPO # you were asking about?
No other symptoms, such as hair loss, muscle/joint ache/pain, constipation, brain fog, memory loss, etc? If not, you're very lucky...
T4 Free Range .66 to 1.20 mine .73
T3 Free Range 2.50 to 3.90 mine 2.58
Thank you for you post
T3 Free Range 2.50 to 3.90 mine 2.58
Thank you for you post
75 dosage
I am 56 years old. I am 5'1'' and weigh 105 I am active. I am more heat intolerant than cold intolerant.
I am 56 years old. I am 5'1'' and weigh 105 I am active. I am more heat intolerant than cold intolerant.
COMMUNITY LEADER
What are the reference ranges for the Free T3 and Free T4? Reference ranges vary lab to lab and have to come from your own report.
I'm guessing that what you have listed as "Thyroid - 3300.9" is the TPO # you're asking about? I'm assuming that's TPOab, since TPO is an enzyme used to produce thyroid hormone and isn't, typically, tested? TPOab, however, is Thyroid Perxoidase Antibodies - antibodies produced by the body to attack and destroy the thyroid.
The elevated TPOab is the basis for a diagnosis of Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.Hashimoto's is the # 1 cause of hypothyroidism in the developed world. Since you've been on Synthroid for over 10 yrs, I'm guessing you've had it for a long time, so no, the raw number isn't really all that much of a concern. The treatment remains the same - taking Synthroid.
You say you have no symptoms, yet your TSH is elevated and according to ranges we, typically, see your FT4 is either right at the bottom of the range, or even possibly below and your FT3 seems very low in the range.
What dose of Synthroid are you on?
I'm guessing that what you have listed as "Thyroid - 3300.9" is the TPO # you're asking about? I'm assuming that's TPOab, since TPO is an enzyme used to produce thyroid hormone and isn't, typically, tested? TPOab, however, is Thyroid Perxoidase Antibodies - antibodies produced by the body to attack and destroy the thyroid.
The elevated TPOab is the basis for a diagnosis of Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.Hashimoto's is the # 1 cause of hypothyroidism in the developed world. Since you've been on Synthroid for over 10 yrs, I'm guessing you've had it for a long time, so no, the raw number isn't really all that much of a concern. The treatment remains the same - taking Synthroid.
You say you have no symptoms, yet your TSH is elevated and according to ranges we, typically, see your FT4 is either right at the bottom of the range, or even possibly below and your FT3 seems very low in the range.
What dose of Synthroid are you on?
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