Depression test results
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I presume that the cipro is being given for a urinary tract infection, not for depression or a side effect of your depression medications.
Since reference ranges are lab specific, it would be very helpful if you will post the reference ranges your lab uses for those tests. From your symptoms and those test results, however, I would say that you are hypo. All of your test results are in the lower part of their ranges, or possibly below. From what we hear so often here on the Forum, patients continue to have lingering hypo symptoms until FT3 is in the upper part of its range and FT4 is at least at the midpoint of its range.
CONCLUSIONS OF TEST- ABNORMAL STUDY DUE TO MARKED HORIZONTAL ST DEPRESSION IN MULTIPLE LEADS.
NORMAL MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION STUDY WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF ISCHEMIA
NORMAL GATED SPECT WITH NORMAL WALL MOTION AND THICKENING.
WHAT DOES MARKED HORIZONTAL DEPRESSION IN MULTIPLE LEADS MEAN?
MY FAMILY DOCTOR SAID JUST THAT TEST WAS NORMAL. AND I GOT COPY OF TEST.
On my stress test results it states: 1mm horizontal ST depression noted at peak exercise which is positive for Ischemia.
Is that very bad or possibly not so bad?
I just recieved my test results and was wondering if any of you could give me your opinion. I have almost every symptom of being hypo but my results are in normal range. I have not had the tests for parathyroid disease yet.
Thyroid Peroxidase and Thyroglobulin Antibodies <20 Normal range <20
Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies <10 Normal range <35
Free T4 1.0 Normal range 0.8-1.8
TSH 3rd generation 2.31 Normal range 0.40-4.
Your test results are reason to celebrate not as a basis for depression. Both tests are very accurate at the times that you took them and mean that the chance that you have HIV is virtually nil.
You should expect your final 3 month test to be negative.
On my treadmill exercise tolerance test results (nuclear stress test), my cardiologist wrote in the "Interpretation" section:
Summary: HR Response to Exercise: Appropriate. Chest Pain: None. Arrhythmias: atrial premature beats. ST Changes: 1mm Depression horizontal. Overall Impression: borderline Positive stress test suggestive of ischemia.
My doctor told me verbally that my results were fine..
Recently had results returned; note :results were read to doctor over phone by office assistant.. then I was told all is NORMAL.. so I went to get a copy myself. Still fell like I could be hypo..but numbers don't add up; Any ideas: and these test ranges are not the range ratings I see in other posts.....
TEST Result RANGE REfereance range
T4, Free calculated 1.88 In 1.
i have a lot of symptoms weight loss,anxiety,depression,hands shaking,etc but my doc thinks its just anxiety and depression and doesnt seem to want to look into it more
I am looking for a new primary now...I am being given a series of test-field test etc..Don't know specifics of the names of the test...They also stated chronic dry eyes...stuck shunts in the corners of my eye lids and give me drops for fake tears...I stopped asking cause they all act like I am crazy.....But they wanna run lab & test every 3-6 months. I am actually really trusting God thru all this...which is why I ain't really saying much...
ve tried anti-depressants for a couple of years with minimal positive results. That led me to start looking for a cause of my depression which looked like it might be thyroid related once I started matching symptoms. Symptoms: fatigue - always tired, blurred vision, dry skin (scaley patches on my arms), inner ear itching from dry skin, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, muscle aches, joint pains, usually a slightly low body temp (97.8-98.
hello, I have had a treadmill test and am awaiting the results , I have heard the results are based on lots of different factors , but my question is ? , when a treadmill test is complete does the person doing the test calculate your time at when you reach 85% of you heart rate or the final time when you stop the test ?
The electrical findings from your exercise treadmill test (i.e. 0.5 mm ST depression and T inversion during recovery) are non-specific, so they do not necessary mean that you have an artery of the heart occluded. That is the reason why your doctors need to study your heart in more detail with a heart cath (coronary angiogram). The cath result could be completely normal but it was reasonable to start you on bisoprolol and aspirin in the meantime as a preventive intervention. Good luck.
Hi, I just got my bloodwork results they follow like this THS 3.160 Thyroxine (t4) 12.0 T3 uptake 25 Free Thyroxine Index 3.0 what does this means. I know I got all the symptoms of low thyroid and I am fatigue and tired all times but also suffer from severe depression, my next app. is on Oct 8.
My endocrinologist say my test result are normal and although I have all the classic symptom of hypothyroidism she goes off test results thus no meds. I do have to go and see her again in 3 months..... Can anyone help me to understand what these test results mean? My family doctor seem concerned my TSH levels were low and my thyroglobulin level was so high but the endocrinologist says they are normal.
Normally the stress test/ECG is called positive for ischemia if the depression is at least 1.5mm and there is a slow upsloping ST segment.
Although the stress test results are not always completely reliable, the conclusion "mild ischemia" could be right.
Your cardiologist will probably want to do further testing to find out if the ischemia is really present and what causes it.
Why did you have the test?
Do you (frequently) experience chest discomfort?
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