Guest guest Posted February 8, 2012 Report Share Posted February 8, 2012 At last I have my test results from my Doctors here, having previously suffered for 16 years at the hands of the NHS. I have been following the Forum on TPA web site every day, I appreciate that I am lucky not to now be in the UK as finally thanks to the TPA and this new doctor, I have had many new tests and am now hopefully going to be treated accordingly. I have found a fantastic South African doctor here in Dubai who appears to understand a lot more about Hashimotos and the Thyroid than any endocrinologist I ever met in the UK. He is willing to prescribe T3 if needed, he is waiting until I have seen Dr P to see what he recommends. (however I still need to order it myself as it is not available here). I would appreciate some help interpreting these results – all from Jan 2012 TSH 2.25 0.35-4.94 Free T4 1.21 0.7-1.48 Free T3 2.10 1.71-3.71 TSH Receptor antibodies <0.30 <1.75 TgAB 727.6 0-115 TPOAb 209.5 0-34 Vitamin D3 24 20-80 Vitamin B12 117 133-675 Iron 59.9 25-156 TIBC 323.7 250-450 Ferritin 130.4 12-250 Transferrin Saturation 18.5 13-37 Copper (serum) 17.9 13-24 Zinc 111 70-150 DHEA Sulphate 7.51 0.96-6.95 Cortisol Random 345 184-618 Gliadin Antibodies (IgA) 2.8 0-3 Glucose Fasting 5.83 3.89-5.83 Insulin Fasting 9.6 3-25 HOMA Index 2.49 <2 insulin resistance unlikely 2-2.5 Possible insulin Resistance 2.5-5 Insulin Resistance Likely >5 Average value in type 2 Diabetes. Food intolerance Test – Shows high IgG concentration to – All cows milk products, Oats and pineapple. Followed by a medium/high IgG concentration to Barley, Gluten, Rye, Spelt and wheat. This also showed negative for Candida. I currently take 150 mg Thyroxine in the morning, I did not take it on the morning of these tests. I have also been following a Gluten free diet and cutting back on carbs and sugar since the beginning of January. Following these results I am now taking: Vit C – 4000mg (powder form) with Breakfast Selenium - 200mcg (softgel) with breakfast Neurobion coated tablets which have – 100mg B1, 200mg B6, 200mcg B12, X2 a day, breakfast and diner Glucophage 850mg once a day with breakfast for 2 weeks, increasing then to include another tablet with diner. I have also been prescribed, but not managed to find yet: Beotin 5000 (B7) X1 daily Chromium (no specific dose stated) X1 daily. Should I be taking any other supplements. Are the supplements I am taking OK, are there any rules that I need to follow. i.e. when to take them, what should not be taken with what. I have no gall bladder, didn't know if that made a difference to any treatment/supplements I am seeing Dr P in March, is there any other tests which would be useful to have. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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