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What Does Suggesting Thyronormalcy Mean In Thyroid Test?
I've done tyroide test i.e. T3, T4, & TSH,the report is showing remark as Sugeesting Thyronormalcy, what does it mean, should I've thyroid, I also have pains in bones, & also increasing my weight day today.
Can you suggest what to do?
Thanks,
Manisha More
Thane
Can you suggest what to do?
Thanks,
Manisha More
Thane
posted on
Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello MAnisha,
good day.
Thyronormalcy means that your thyroid function is normal. If you have bone pains, please check, fasting serum calcium, albumin, alkaline phosphatase, Vitamin D and Phosphorus. Meet an endocrinologist with report. How old are you and how is your period? If you are in menopause age, then you should take calcium tablets daily
Regards
Binu
good day.
Thyronormalcy means that your thyroid function is normal. If you have bone pains, please check, fasting serum calcium, albumin, alkaline phosphatase, Vitamin D and Phosphorus. Meet an endocrinologist with report. How old are you and how is your period? If you are in menopause age, then you should take calcium tablets daily
Regards
Binu
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