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Rachel Gomez81 said:I just got my hormone and antibody results back, but my doctor isn't in the office right now. Could someone please give me a rough idea of what these numbers actually mean?
T4 91.8 nmol/l (ref. range 62.0-150.0)
TSH 6.2 mIU/l (ref. range 0.35 - 4.9)
hTgAt 18.8 IU/ml (< 4.1)
TPO-At 4.90 IU/ml (< 5.61)
Just so you know, I have a 2 cm nodule on my thyroid, which is why they sent me for these tests. I don't really feel any major symptoms, though I do get a bit nervous and struggle with insomnia sometimes.
Best regards
Just speaking from my own experience here—I had very similar results and an elevated TSH, and ended up being diagnosed with hypothyroidism... (though I don't have a thyroid nodule myself).
Hi everyone,
We just got our little one's (10g) HLA typing results back today, and I was wondering if anyone here might be able to help me make sense of them? We don't have our follow-up appointment until next week, and honestly, I'm just feeling a bit lost. My baby is already three and a half months old and we still don't have a definitive diagnosis. It feels like we've been through an endless cycle of tests—ultrasounds, MRIs, scintigraphy, electromyography, immunology, rheumatology... you name it, we've done it. The hardest part is seeing the pain. There’s this intense knee pain that makes walking so difficult, and sometimes the discomfort is just unbearable. We've tried everything from Ibuprofen to Mobic, but nothing seems to touch it. Every now and then, there's some slight swelling near the patella area and the skin turns this deep, dark red color... but then all the other test results come back perfectly fine, right within the normal range. It’s so frustrating! So, these typing results just arrived—does anyone know if these might finally give us some actual answers?
The results are:
HLA - A 2 19
HLA - B 5 ND
CDC Method
HLA - C NT NT
HLA - DRB1* 11 14
HLA DQB1* NT NT
PCR_SSO/SSP Method