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Kidney Panel Tests Showed High Uric Acid, Creatinine Level, Have Hypothyroidism. On Thyronorm. Is It Okay?
Dr Samuel
My Kidney Panel tests show high Uric Acid & Creatinine levels.Uric Acid in the last 4-5 months is in the range 4.8 - 7.3 and Creatinine in the range of 1.09 - 1.22
I am 36 years old and have an active lifestyle. My lipid profile is normal & no history of diabetes or heart disease in family.
I was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism in January and have been on a dosage of thyronorm(50 mcg).My last reports are: Uric Acid -4.8, Creatinine-1.25(IDMS),TSH59
got a renal scan done -GFR -75.4.
My Kidney Panel tests show high Uric Acid & Creatinine levels.Uric Acid in the last 4-5 months is in the range 4.8 - 7.3 and Creatinine in the range of 1.09 - 1.22
I am 36 years old and have an active lifestyle. My lipid profile is normal & no history of diabetes or heart disease in family.
I was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism in January and have been on a dosage of thyronorm(50 mcg).My last reports are: Uric Acid -4.8, Creatinine-1.25(IDMS),TSH59
got a renal scan done -GFR -75.4.
Fri, 5 Jul 2013
Hello.
Your latest reports of uric acid and serum creatinine are within normal limits. You have not mentioned your drug history, but uric acid can be controlled through a strict diet as well.
Your TSH is still high and thyronorm 50 mcg should do just fine. Repeat the test to check on your TSH in 3-4 weeks to observe a response of the medication and to see if you are improving. Everything else seems fine for now.
Hope this helped.
Take care.
Your latest reports of uric acid and serum creatinine are within normal limits. You have not mentioned your drug history, but uric acid can be controlled through a strict diet as well.
Your TSH is still high and thyronorm 50 mcg should do just fine. Repeat the test to check on your TSH in 3-4 weeks to observe a response of the medication and to see if you are improving. Everything else seems fine for now.
Hope this helped.
Take care.
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