Question 1

Hello Doctor, My mother has a history of low blood sodium levels, which has previously caused sudden unconsciousness, and she also has a history of thyroid issues. Today, her blood test shows a TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) level of 4.59 mclU/mg. An earlier test report showed TSH as 9.9, but the unit was microIU/mL. Which unit is correct, and how should we interpret these results?

Question 2

I am a female, age 29. I am currently undergoing an ATT course taking AKT4 for 1 month and recently had a routine body check up at Thyrocare lab. My blood report showed the following abnormal levels SGPT 36.58, Alkaline Phosphate 108 normal 42 to 98, TSH 7.01 normal 0.3 to 5.5, Uric Acid 8.09 normal 3.2 to 6.1, Basophils absolute count 0.01. I am concerned and would like to know if these levels are okay or need treatment?

Question 3

Hi, I recently had my thyroid stimulating hormone tested using ECLIA. The adult reference range is 0.3 to 5.5, and my TSH level is 5.69. I am 24 years old and underweight. Could you please help me understand the results of this thyroid test and if any treatment or further action is needed?

Hello, my name is Kavya. I recently had a thyroid test done and would like to know if my results indicate any thyroid issues or if I need to start any medication. My report shows, T3 total is 129.5, T4 total is 5.00, and TSH is 3.85.

Your thyroid levels are within normal range. There is no indication of thyroid dysfunction at this time. No medication is needed unless advised by your physician. Repeat thyroid tests if any symptoms reoccur.

More Thyroid Profile (T3 T4 TSH) Test Health Queries

Hi, I recently had my thyroid stimulating hormone tested using ECLIA. The adult reference range is 0.3 to 5.5, and my TSH level is 5.69. I am 24 years old and underweight. Could you please help me understand the results of this thyroid test and if any treatment or further action is needed?