Question 1

I have had two miscarriages in a row and went through several tests afterward. In my recent report, my TSH level came back as 5.5. We are planning to try for pregnancy again, as it has been 6 months since my last miscarriage. Should I start taking thyroid medication to be on the safer side since my TSH is slightly higher than normal? Does a TSH of 5.5 affect ovulation and fertility? If I start the medicine, will it be unnecessary, or is it okay to take a low dose thyroid medicine?

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

I just received my thyroid test results:
TSH: 0.044 mIU/L
Free T3: 9.5 pmol/L
Free T4: 32.2 pmol/L
I am currently taking Thyronorm 125 mcg. How should I interpret these results?

How often do you do a blood test in hypothyroidism?

In hypothyroidism, a TSH test once a year will check that levels are within the reference range. In hyperthyroidism the usual tests are TSH and FT4; how often these take place will depend on the treatment

More Thyroid Profile (T3 T4 TSH) Test Health Queries

I just received my thyroid test results: TSH: 0.044 mIU/L Free T3: 9.5 pmol/L Free T4: 32.2 pmol/L I am currently taking Thyronorm 125 mcg. How should I interpret these results?