T3 total 85 normal range 97-219ng/dl
T3 Uptake 39 normal range 22-35%
T4 free 1.6 normal range 0.8-1.8 ng/dl
T4 total 9.5 normal range 4.5 - 12.5mcg/dl
free T4 index T7 3.7 normal range 1.4-3.8
TSH 0.01 normal 0.4-4.50
TBG thyroxine binding globulin 9.9 normal range 13.5-30.9mcg/ml
i dont understand why T3 total is LOW and T3 upt is high???
I Would Like to know what your Dr said about this?
Most people don't know what the thyroid is, what it does, or what can cause it to malfunction. Let me see if i can help clear up the mystery. The thyroid is a gland similar in shape and size to a bow tie, located in the front of the neck. It should be small, soft, and smooth. Its job is to help control the many functions of the body including: weight, energy levels, water balance and heart rate. It does this by secreting thyroid hormone(T4). The brain senses how much T4 is in the blood stream and then secrets another hormone called TSH that tells the thyroid whether it's making enough T4.
Hypothyroidism occurs when there isn't enough thyroid hormone for the body to work properly. Common symptoms include fatigue, weight gain or difficulty loosing weight, swelling of the legs, feeling cold, or menstrual irregularities. These symptoms also can be due to past inflammation or infection, medications, previous thyroid surgery or treatments, or autoimmune disorders where the body reacts against the thyroid.
In most cases treatment is fairly simple. testing for hypothyroidism by checking the TSH. When the brain senses there is not enough T4, it releases a lot of TSH to induce the thyroid to make more hormone. When the test shows a high TSH level, it indicates the thyroid is underactive.
Thyroid hormone can be taken as a pill and may need to be taken indefinitely to restore the thyroid hormone balance. .
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you should discuss them with your doctor.
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