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My latest blood results

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Samy3
Samy3

ENDOCRINOLOGYThyroid FunctionTHYROID STIMULATING HORMONE 2.25 mIU/L range(0.27 - 4.20) FREE THYROXINE15.1 pmol/L range .is...(12.00 - 22.00) TOTAL THYROXINE(T4) 76.8 nmol/L range is ( 59.00 - 154.00 FREE T3 result4.36 ) pmol/Lrange is ( 3.10 - 6.80 )THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODY46.400 IU/mL range is(0.00 - 115.00 )THYROID PEROXIDASE ANTIBODIES 32.7 IU/mL range is ( 0.00 - 34.00, ) these are my latest blood results can u guys explain these to me ...I have graves disease and I'm in a remission from it and not on any thyroid medication since October 2016...thanks

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  • Mike61308
    Mike61308 Samy3

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    All numbers are in the range and you state that you are in remission... so what to explain? Only thing I wonder is: do you still have hyper or hypo symptoms? If you do, what kind and specifics? and for how long? become improving or worse compared to the condition of previous test (test numbers)?
    • Samy3
      Samy3 Mike61308

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      Hi mike thanks for ur reply I did not understand the result if antibodies and since I been in a remission my ft4 never went before 15 symptoms I can't tolerate heat too much if its too much heating inside I get hot flushes and dizzy ...other symptom when my stomach is empty I get dizzy and woozy get Moody at that time and feel really weak once I eat I get my energy back at night with a light sound I wake up quickly its like trauma feeling aches and pain in my leg muscles too...GP says every time that results are within range and these r the blood test I got it done privately... Thanks again ....samy

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