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Guess I'm still pretty hypo but I'm having a hard time determining

whether I have made any progress since my last labs in October b/c my

Top Doc prefers Quest so that's who I used this time and the labs I

had done in October were done by my endo and I don't know who they use

and their ranges are different.

Here's the latest (from 12/10/07 at 8AM before eating, thyroid or HC

taken):

TSH (3rd gen): 4.81 <.40-4.50>

T4 Free: .9 <.8-1.8ng>

T3 Free: 308 <230-420>

Compare those with my labs from 10/8/07 (I had eaten but not taken HC

- can't remember if I had had thyroid but I don't think so)

TSH: 13.12 <.35-5.50>

T4 Free: 1.0 <.8-1.9>

T3 Free: 2.6 <2.3-4.2>

To my untrained eye it looks like my TSH has come down some, T3 has

come up some and T4 is close to the same. It also seems clear that I

have a long way to go with my Armour dosage, but no obvious conversion

problems since T4 is so low.

Here are the rest of my labs from this week:

W/EGFR Glucose: 86 <65-99>

Urea nitrogen (BUN): 22 <7-25>

Creatinine: .96 <.5-1.3>

BUN/Creatinine ratio 23 (high) <6-22 (calc)>

Sodium: 141 <135-146>

Potassium: 4 <3.5-5.3>

Chloride: 104 <98-110>

CO2: 24 <21-33>

Calcium 9.3 <8.6-10.2>

DHEA, LC/MS/MS: 174 <142-1410>

Cortisol total (8AM, last HC taken was 5mg at 10PM the prior night):

9.5 <(ref. range for 7-9AM) 4-22>

Thanks in advance to all lab reading gurus.

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