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My T3 total, T4 total and TSH are 80.21 ng/dl, 19.37 ug/dl and 3.093 ulU/mL.
My vit D level is 15.59 ng/ml.
Is everything ok??
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Your thyroid status is normal. Your vitamin D level is low but the severity of deficiency depends on the reference range of Vitamin D of the particular laboratory as reference range may vary widely from lab to lab.
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Exposure to morning sun will be good for you.Please ensure regular intake of fatty fish, cheese,egg yolk etc. which are rich in Calcium and Vitamin D. You should take high dose Vitamin D supplement depending on lab's reference range.
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You may check your Vitamin B12 level also as you are on a regular supplement. You may consult a physician for further treatment.
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Take Weekly Vitamin D 60K units for 12 weeks orally
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Dr. Mukesh Budhwani
Internal Medicine
20 yrs exp
Pune
Hello your. It D levels are not very good ...
Have u done your Vit B 12 also ...please increase your Vit D as thatvwill help to increase your immunity..
Please share all other reports also so I can advise mediations and diet to be taken
Don’t ignore this
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
consult for more discussion on ur problem and treatment chat privetly,
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