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calcium is 8.64 mg/dl
Uric acid is 3.8 mg/dI
Creatinine is 0.54 mg/dI
T3 is 93 ng/dI
T4 is 6.9 ug/dI
TSH is 7.75 uIU/ml
Iron is 61.2 ug/dI
Total iron binding capacity is 269.14 ug/dI
Hemoglobin is 10.3 g/dL
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Greetings, reason why you took this blood tests is not clear but just interpretation of blood test is only half the story
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your iron levels are low causing low hemoglobin, anemia. thyroid tests are incomplete, just taking TSH,T3,T4 not enough. other than that nothing to worry about. include more iron rich foods or supplements of iron will help get iron level to normal.
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if you are an sedentary individual try to change to more physically active individual like involve in exercise or sports. get better sleep as part of being healthy.
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