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New thyroid labwork

Hello everyone.  I am very happy with my new news.  It looks very good to me.  Please have a look and tell me what you think...




Labwork - 1999

TSH    2.6     (ref 0.7-5.7)

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Labwork - June 2008

TSH     2.89     (don't know the ref range)

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Labwork - October 2009

Free T3   3.3
Free T4   0.9
TSH   1.39
T3 Uptake   36.1
Random cortisol   12.4


REFERENCE RANGES
Free T3:    2.5-3.9 pg/mL
Free T4:    0.54-1.60 ng/dL
TSH:        0.34-5.60 uIU/mL
T3 Uptake:    32-48 %
Random Cortisol: Morning (AM) = 4.3-22.4 ug/dL
                           Afternoon (PM) = 3.1-16.7 ug/dL

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Labwork - March 2010

TSH    4.77 H     (ref 0.47-4.68)
FT4     0.86        (ref 0.60-2.19)
TT3     1.64        (ref 0.96-1.69)
(I ask for FT3 and thought the doc ordered it but I guess not.)



****There are a few patients who do not feel well until their T4 is at the top of the normal range.****
http://www.drmyhill.co.uk/wiki/Hypothyroidism_-_diagnosis_of


I heard it was good to get thyroid levels checked before 9AM and so I did just that and I think it helped, I know that's when I am most tired.

I am sooo happy that it FINALLY went OVER the mark  -- way over if you consider the new 0.3-3.0 range  and  if I might feel best around 1.00.  And I noticed that my FT4 got even LOWER than last time.  I've had hypo symptoms for YEARS.  Now I'm praying for a hypo diagnosis and meds!  I can't tell you how happy I was when I first got my lab paper -- I was gleaming!  And to have symptoms for so many years and to constantly hear "looks normal" made me think it was in my head.  Thank God for a family history of thyroid problems, that's all that has kept me looking at my thyroid.  

Thank you so much for looking!

God bless you.

Lindsey





my related labwork posts:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Thyroid-Disorders/Labwork-results/show/1174838?personal_page_id=1012979&post_id=post_5381572

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Thyroid-Disorders/Very-old-labs----how-do-they-look/show/1171216?personal_page_id=1012978&post_id=post_5367551
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Here's the measurement tyes for the following tests:

Labwork - March 2, 2010

TSH    4.77 H     (ref 0.47-4.68)    uIU/mL
FT4     0.86        (ref 0.60-2.19)    ng/dL
TT3     1.64        (ref 0.96-1.69)    ng/mL

Just thought I'd add them since the same lab recently used different measurements for some of the same tests.
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Thank you sooooo much everyone.  I'm veryyyy excited with all this encouragement!
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Party!!!!  I promise things will look up from here!!!!
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I'm glad to hear you have something concrete to impress the doctors with.  Congratulations!  Let us know what happens when you go over these with your doctor.
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I felt the same when  I was diagnosed ,finally found what causes me so much pain for more than 20 years .

happy for you !
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