A member asked:

T3-182dl for 60-200,t4-12.4dl for 4.5-12.0 and tsh-3.22ml for 0.30-5.5,calcium-9.83dl for 8.8- 10.6.calcium has raised a bit. what does this all mean?

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Normal: Hi. That is all completely normal. It demonstrates why we only use a free T4 instead of a total T4. Your total T4 is slightly "elevated" because of a binding protein in your blood; your free T4 would be within normal limits, if it were checked. Not one single analyte in blood remains the same all the time. There is a RANGE of normal. Labs have variability too. Your labs are normal. Live healthily!

Answered 11/24/2014

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