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The Free T3 range values only run to 4.3. There IS a glitch in the system

evidently, because this is not T7, it IS Free T3 ranges. Mine was a 4.5,

just over the normal. The glitch in the system is where it carried you to,

but your values are still the Free T3, not the T7. The ranges on your

report ARE the right ranges. Your Free T4 is too low, even though within so

called " normal " , but you notice that your pituitary is still hounding your

thyroid for more hormone, so you are NOT getting enough at all.

Healthcheckusa labs

> Ok, now I'm confused. brought to my attention that my T3 seemed

> high. So, I verified my labs on line from health check USA. The

> link to the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE test brings up from the glossary T7

> (Free Thyroxine Index) with a normal range of 1.1-4.6. My Value for

> this test was 4.3. The normal range indicated for my results were

> 2.3-4.2. It wasn't highlited that is was abnormal, like the TSH

> was. I think there is a glitch in their system.

>

> I poked around on line and the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE range is around

> 3-9, 4-8 depending on what site you look at. So that would make mine

> low to mid range.

>

> I got the comprehensive panel and the comprehensive panel II. I

> copied the info from the results page below. The TSH line was

> highlighted, but not any others. I think they put the wrong range

> for the wrong test. Or is T7 the same as Free T3? I am so confused

> now.

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------

> ----------

>

>

> 3. Tests/Panels Ordered

> Order Code Description Collection Date Status

> 7893 FREE T3,FREE T4,TSH UNKNOWN F

> P011 THYROID II UNKNOWN F

>

>

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------

> ----------

>

> 4. Laboratory Results

> Test Code Description Result Range Units

> 3693 FREE THYROXINE (FT4) 0.9 0.8 - 1.8 NG/DL

> 4145 TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE 4.3 2.3 - 4.2 PG/ML

> 4536 TSH (3RD GENERATION) 6.954 0.35 - 5.50 MCIU/ML

> 4144 T3 UPTAKE 30.98 24.4 - 39.1 %

> 4148 T4, TOTAL 7.4 6.5 - 10.5 MCG/DL

> 4150 FREE THYROXINE INDEX 7.2 6.0 - 11.4

>

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Ok, so which one is the T7?

> The Free T3 range values only run to 4.3. There IS a glitch in the

system

> evidently, because this is not T7, it IS Free T3 ranges. Mine was

a 4.5,

> just over the normal. The glitch in the system is where it carried

you to,

> but your values are still the Free T3, not the T7. The ranges on

your

> report ARE the right ranges. Your Free T4 is too low, even though

within so

> called " normal " , but you notice that your pituitary is still

hounding your

> thyroid for more hormone, so you are NOT getting enough at all.

>

>

>

>

> Healthcheckusa labs

>

>

> > Ok, now I'm confused. brought to my attention that my T3

seemed

> > high. So, I verified my labs on line from health check USA. The

> > link to the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE test brings up from the

glossary T7

> > (Free Thyroxine Index) with a normal range of 1.1-4.6. My Value

for

> > this test was 4.3. The normal range indicated for my results were

> > 2.3-4.2. It wasn't highlited that is was abnormal, like the TSH

> > was. I think there is a glitch in their system.

> >

> > I poked around on line and the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE range is

around

> > 3-9, 4-8 depending on what site you look at. So that would make

mine

> > low to mid range.

> >

> > I got the comprehensive panel and the comprehensive panel II. I

> > copied the info from the results page below. The TSH line was

> > highlighted, but not any others. I think they put the wrong range

> > for the wrong test. Or is T7 the same as Free T3? I am so

confused

> > now.

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> >

> > 3. Tests/Panels Ordered

> > Order Code Description Collection Date Status

> > 7893 FREE T3,FREE T4,TSH UNKNOWN F

> > P011 THYROID II UNKNOWN F

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> > 4. Laboratory Results

> > Test Code Description Result Range Units

> > 3693 FREE THYROXINE (FT4) 0.9 0.8 - 1.8 NG/DL

> > 4145 TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE 4.3 2.3 - 4.2 PG/ML

> > 4536 TSH (3RD GENERATION) 6.954 0.35 - 5.50 MCIU/ML

> > 4144 T3 UPTAKE 30.98 24.4 - 39.1 %

> > 4148 T4, TOTAL 7.4 6.5 - 10.5 MCG/DL

> > 4150 FREE THYROXINE INDEX 7.2 6.0 - 11.4

> >

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Ok, so which one is the T7?

> The Free T3 range values only run to 4.3. There IS a glitch in the

system

> evidently, because this is not T7, it IS Free T3 ranges. Mine was

a 4.5,

> just over the normal. The glitch in the system is where it carried

you to,

> but your values are still the Free T3, not the T7. The ranges on

your

> report ARE the right ranges. Your Free T4 is too low, even though

within so

> called " normal " , but you notice that your pituitary is still

hounding your

> thyroid for more hormone, so you are NOT getting enough at all.

>

>

>

>

> Healthcheckusa labs

>

>

> > Ok, now I'm confused. brought to my attention that my T3

seemed

> > high. So, I verified my labs on line from health check USA. The

> > link to the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE test brings up from the

glossary T7

> > (Free Thyroxine Index) with a normal range of 1.1-4.6. My Value

for

> > this test was 4.3. The normal range indicated for my results were

> > 2.3-4.2. It wasn't highlited that is was abnormal, like the TSH

> > was. I think there is a glitch in their system.

> >

> > I poked around on line and the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE range is

around

> > 3-9, 4-8 depending on what site you look at. So that would make

mine

> > low to mid range.

> >

> > I got the comprehensive panel and the comprehensive panel II. I

> > copied the info from the results page below. The TSH line was

> > highlighted, but not any others. I think they put the wrong range

> > for the wrong test. Or is T7 the same as Free T3? I am so

confused

> > now.

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> >

> > 3. Tests/Panels Ordered

> > Order Code Description Collection Date Status

> > 7893 FREE T3,FREE T4,TSH UNKNOWN F

> > P011 THYROID II UNKNOWN F

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> > 4. Laboratory Results

> > Test Code Description Result Range Units

> > 3693 FREE THYROXINE (FT4) 0.9 0.8 - 1.8 NG/DL

> > 4145 TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE 4.3 2.3 - 4.2 PG/ML

> > 4536 TSH (3RD GENERATION) 6.954 0.35 - 5.50 MCIU/ML

> > 4144 T3 UPTAKE 30.98 24.4 - 39.1 %

> > 4148 T4, TOTAL 7.4 6.5 - 10.5 MCG/DL

> > 4150 FREE THYROXINE INDEX 7.2 6.0 - 11.4

> >

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Ok, so which one is the T7?

> The Free T3 range values only run to 4.3. There IS a glitch in the

system

> evidently, because this is not T7, it IS Free T3 ranges. Mine was

a 4.5,

> just over the normal. The glitch in the system is where it carried

you to,

> but your values are still the Free T3, not the T7. The ranges on

your

> report ARE the right ranges. Your Free T4 is too low, even though

within so

> called " normal " , but you notice that your pituitary is still

hounding your

> thyroid for more hormone, so you are NOT getting enough at all.

>

>

>

>

> Healthcheckusa labs

>

>

> > Ok, now I'm confused. brought to my attention that my T3

seemed

> > high. So, I verified my labs on line from health check USA. The

> > link to the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE test brings up from the

glossary T7

> > (Free Thyroxine Index) with a normal range of 1.1-4.6. My Value

for

> > this test was 4.3. The normal range indicated for my results were

> > 2.3-4.2. It wasn't highlited that is was abnormal, like the TSH

> > was. I think there is a glitch in their system.

> >

> > I poked around on line and the TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE range is

around

> > 3-9, 4-8 depending on what site you look at. So that would make

mine

> > low to mid range.

> >

> > I got the comprehensive panel and the comprehensive panel II. I

> > copied the info from the results page below. The TSH line was

> > highlighted, but not any others. I think they put the wrong range

> > for the wrong test. Or is T7 the same as Free T3? I am so

confused

> > now.

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> >

> > 3. Tests/Panels Ordered

> > Order Code Description Collection Date Status

> > 7893 FREE T3,FREE T4,TSH UNKNOWN F

> > P011 THYROID II UNKNOWN F

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------

----

> > ----------

> >

> > 4. Laboratory Results

> > Test Code Description Result Range Units

> > 3693 FREE THYROXINE (FT4) 0.9 0.8 - 1.8 NG/DL

> > 4145 TRIIODOTHYRONINE FREE 4.3 2.3 - 4.2 PG/ML

> > 4536 TSH (3RD GENERATION) 6.954 0.35 - 5.50 MCIU/ML

> > 4144 T3 UPTAKE 30.98 24.4 - 39.1 %

> > 4148 T4, TOTAL 7.4 6.5 - 10.5 MCG/DL

> > 4150 FREE THYROXINE INDEX 7.2 6.0 - 11.4

> >

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The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an estimate

of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you have the

real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated thing

that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the sight is

the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on the site

like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just never said

anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have in hand

are the best ones you can get.

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> Ok, so which one is the T7?

>

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The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an estimate

of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you have the

real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated thing

that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the sight is

the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on the site

like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just never said

anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have in hand

are the best ones you can get.

Re: Healthcheckusa labs

> Ok, so which one is the T7?

>

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The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an estimate

of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you have the

real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated thing

that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the sight is

the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on the site

like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just never said

anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have in hand

are the best ones you can get.

Re: Healthcheckusa labs

> Ok, so which one is the T7?

>

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Got it. They shouldn't offer it as part of the panel, then. I will

let them know.

> The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an

estimate

> of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you

have the

> real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated

thing

> that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the

sight is

> the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

> explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on

the site

> like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just

never said

> anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have

in hand

> are the best ones you can get.

>

>

>

>

> Re: Healthcheckusa labs

>

>

> > Ok, so which one is the T7?

> >

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You did both panels, did you not? That may be where the problem is. On the

first panel, the one that a lot of mainstream docs would order, I can't

remember whether the T7 is offered because I haven't looked at it lately.

If it was supposed to be there, then it should be, but I just don't hold any

stock in it, when you've got the direct thing there. If it was supposed to

be there, though, and wasn't, I would question them as to why because you

paid for it, in that case.

Re: Healthcheckusa labs

> Got it. They shouldn't offer it as part of the panel, then. I will

> let them know.

>

>

>

> > The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an

> estimate

> > of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you

> have the

> > real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated

> thing

> > that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the

> sight is

> > the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

> > explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on

> the site

> > like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just

> never said

> > anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have

> in hand

> > are the best ones you can get.

> >

> >

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You did both panels, did you not? That may be where the problem is. On the

first panel, the one that a lot of mainstream docs would order, I can't

remember whether the T7 is offered because I haven't looked at it lately.

If it was supposed to be there, then it should be, but I just don't hold any

stock in it, when you've got the direct thing there. If it was supposed to

be there, though, and wasn't, I would question them as to why because you

paid for it, in that case.

Re: Healthcheckusa labs

> Got it. They shouldn't offer it as part of the panel, then. I will

> let them know.

>

>

>

> > The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an

> estimate

> > of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you

> have the

> > real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated

> thing

> > that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the

> sight is

> > the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

> > explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on

> the site

> > like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just

> never said

> > anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have

> in hand

> > are the best ones you can get.

> >

> >

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You did both panels, did you not? That may be where the problem is. On the

first panel, the one that a lot of mainstream docs would order, I can't

remember whether the T7 is offered because I haven't looked at it lately.

If it was supposed to be there, then it should be, but I just don't hold any

stock in it, when you've got the direct thing there. If it was supposed to

be there, though, and wasn't, I would question them as to why because you

paid for it, in that case.

Re: Healthcheckusa labs

> Got it. They shouldn't offer it as part of the panel, then. I will

> let them know.

>

>

>

> > The T7 is not on your test results. I believe that that one is an

> estimate

> > of what they think is the Free T3. You don't need it because you

> have the

> > real thing, and it's worthless anyway because it's only an outdated

> thing

> > that is an estimate of what you already have. The glitch on the

> sight is

> > the fact that they carried you back to the wrong place to view the

> > explanation of what the Free T3 is. There are several things on

> the site

> > like that, that lead you back to the wrong test name. I've just

> never said

> > anything to them about it, but should, I guess. The tests you have

> in hand

> > are the best ones you can get.

> >

> >

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