Blood workTSH .55 range .32-4 mIU/L FT3 4.6 range 3.1-6.2 pmol/L RT3 20 range 8-25 ng/dL FT results?

Hi,

Your TSH is a little bit low which is indicative of being a little bit hyper, and you are positive for the nuclear antibodies, have you taken RAI ? do you have graves?

Best,

Then you need to follow up with an Endocrinologist, ask to be tested for thyroid antibodies that can cause hyper.

There are three of them: TG, TPOab and TSI.

Also ask your doctor as to what is nuclear antibodies mean !

Wishes for good health,

Dear Henrisgirl,

I have experience only with Hashimoto's disease, you are negative for Hashimoto's but you need to test for the TSIab to see whether you have Graves which causes hyper also, your TSH is a bit low and indicative of being slightly hyper but I am not a doctor and thus do not know whether other diseases or medication can affect the TSH, also if you have lupus or Sjogrens syndrome then the symptoms can be similar to those of thyroid, this is why you need to consult with specialists Endo and I guess the one who treats lupus is a neurologist, ask your PCP to refer you to the right specialists.

You can educate your self regarding each disease of these from the internet so that you ask the right questions when you see the specialist, and to understand a little bit about these illnesses but you should always follow your doctor instructions and if you have doubts to have a second opinion.

Best,