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First of all, welcome, Hello and so very sorry you have an auto immune disease like RA.

Next, we can help but this is just advise as we are not doctors, so in my opinion you should wait until you talk to the specialists and make sure you write these questions down and take them with you to your appointment along with questions such as : what medications will be used for my treatment?

I know the tsh is for your endocrin doctor and the Ana titter and ana pattern regard your RA doctor.

It's just best to wait until you see a specialists and get their opinion and then you will be put through more bloodwork, so expect that.

Also, keep a copy of this blood work results for future reference.

Many well wishes and prayers this is a good place for support and I hope your feeling better soon.

Yes it is understandably hard having to wait for tests result. A good Ra Doctor will re do the bloodwork with a lot more such as vitamin you could be low on and from there they'll either do x rays or mris of your hands and feet.
Do not be afraid to ask questions of your doctors and make sure to write your questions down so you can ask what you want at your appointment. It also helps to take some with you so they can help remind you of things you might miss.
It is so scary to hear you have something, that's part of getting better, too. But its not easy.
Again many well wishes and I hope this will help you and if you don't understand the bloodwork results as your specialist to explain it better for you as to what it means...Do not let them rush you through your first appointment.

Looks like you had some positive tests. Sorry-:)

But your TSH is high, which means your thyroid function is low-hypothyroid. Your primary care can give you some synthroid or Armour thyroid for starters which may help you to feel more energy.

Good luck with the AI stuff. I hope your rheumatologist is good and treats you well. We all want to feel better as fast as possible.