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    TSH & D3 Test Reports

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    The laboratory investigation report provides vitamin D and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test results for a 23-year-old female patient. The patient's vitamin D level increased from 13.96 ng/mL in June to 65.52 ng/mL in July, indicating sufficiency. The TSH level decreased from 6.42 μIU/mL to 3.59 μIU/mL over the same period. The report also outlines vitamin D deficiency and toxicity ranges, and notes that TSH levels vary throughout the day.

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    The laboratory investigation report provides vitamin D and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test results for a 23-year-old female patient. The patient's vitamin D level increased from 13.96 ng/mL in June to 65.52 ng/mL in July, indicating sufficiency. The TSH level decreased from 6.42 μIU/mL to 3.59 μIU/mL over the same period. The report also outlines vitamin D deficiency and toxicity ranges, and notes that TSH levels vary throughout the day.

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    The laboratory investigation report provides vitamin D and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test results for a 23-year-old female patient. The patient's vitamin D level increased from 13.96 ng/mL in June to 65.52 ng/mL in July, indicating sufficiency. The TSH level decreased from 6.42 μIU/mL to 3.59 μIU/mL over the same period. The report also outlines vitamin D deficiency and toxicity ranges, and notes that TSH levels vary throughout the day.

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    The laboratory investigation report provides vitamin D and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test results for a 23-year-old female patient. The patient's vitamin D level increased from 13.96 ng/mL in June to 65.52 ng/mL in July, indicating sufficiency. The TSH level decreased from 6.42 μIU/mL to 3.59 μIU/mL over the same period. The report also outlines vitamin D deficiency and toxicity ranges, and notes that TSH levels vary throughout the day.

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    Laboratory Investigation Report

    Patient Name : Ms. Sweta Sagarika Centre : 585 - Max Hospital - Gurugram
    Age/Gender : 23 Y 8 M 27 D /F OP/IP No : OP/GNCS2086117
    UHID/Mobile : SHGN.402952/8448690407 Collection Date/Time : 25/Jul/2020 11:15AM
    Lab ID : 0167072004177 Receiving Date : 25/Jul/2020
    Ref Doctor : Dr.Aseemita Debata Reporting Date : 25/Jul/2020

    Immunoassay

    25 Hydroxy Vitamin D Level,Serum*


    Date 25/Jul/2020 13/Jun/20 Unit Bio.Ref.Range
    11:15AM 12:21PM
    25 Hydroxy, Vitamin D 65.52 13.96 ng/mL 30-100
    CLIA

    Comment
    25 (OH) Vitamin D Concentration Range
    Vitamin D Status
    (ng/ml)
    Sufficiency 30-100
    Insufficiency 20-29
    Deficiency <20
    Potential Toxicity
    >100

    Interpretation
    Vitamin D toxicity can be due to
    1. Use of high doses of vitamin D for prophylaxis or treatment
    2. Taking vitamin D supplements with existing health problems such as kidney disease, liver disease , tuberculosis and hyperparathyroidism
    Vitamin D deficiency can be due to:
    1. Inadequate exposure to sunlight,
    2. Diet deficient in vitamin D
    3. Malabsorption
    Advice: Serum calcium, phosphorus and PTH

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    SIN No:GG5326742
    Laboratory Investigation Report

    Patient Name : Ms. Sweta Sagarika Centre : 585 - Max Hospital - Gurugram
    Age/Gender : 23 Y 8 M 27 D /F OP/IP No : OP/GNCS2086117
    UHID/Mobile : SHGN.402952/8448690407 Collection Date/Time : 25/Jul/2020 11:15AM
    Lab ID : 0167072004177 Receiving Date : 25/Jul/2020
    Ref Doctor : Dr.Aseemita Debata Reporting Date : 25/Jul/2020

    Immunoassay
    TSH,Serum*
    Date 25/Jul/2020 13/Jun/20 14/Apr/20 Unit Bio.Ref.Range
    11:15AM 12:21PM 11:19AM
    Thyroid Stimulating 3.59 6.42 4.42 µIU/mL 0.34 - 5.6
    Hormone
    CLIA

    Comment

    Premature Cord Blood


    Upto 2 1st 2nd 3rd
    Parameter Unit (28 - 36 ( > 37 Adult
    Month Trimester Trimester Trimester
    Weeks) weeks)
    TSH uIU/ml 0.7 - 27.0 2.3 - 13.2 0.5 - 10 0.38 - 5.33 0.1 - 2.5 0.2 - 3.0 0.3 - 3.0

    Increased in primary Hypothyroidism.


    Decreased in primary Hyperthyroidism

    Note : TSH levels are subject to circadian  variation, reaching peak levels between 2 – 4 am 
    and at a minimum between 6 – 10 pm. The variation is of the order of 50% - 206 %, hence 
    time of the day has influence on the measured serum TSH concentrations.

    Kindly correlate with clinical findings

    *** End Of Report ***

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    SIN No:GG5326742

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