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    The document is a medical lab test report for a 59-year-old male patient named Mr. Rampal Verma. It includes results for a thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test, which was found to be 15.90 mU/L, above the normal reference range of 0.38-5.33 mU/L for non-pregnant individuals. The report provides interpretation of TSH reference ranges by age and for pregnancy, and notes that TSH levels can vary throughout the day and with certain medical conditions or medications. The interpreting physician is advised to correlate the results with clinical findings.

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    The document is a medical lab test report for a 59-year-old male patient named Mr. Rampal Verma. It includes results for a thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test, which was found to be 15.90 mU/L, above the normal reference range of 0.38-5.33 mU/L for non-pregnant individuals. The report provides interpretation of TSH reference ranges by age and for pregnancy, and notes that TSH levels can vary throughout the day and with certain medical conditions or medications. The interpreting physician is advised to correlate the results with clinical findings.

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    The document is a medical lab test report for a 59-year-old male patient named Mr. Rampal Verma. It includes results for a thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test, which was found to be 15.90 mU/L, above the normal reference range of 0.38-5.33 mU/L for non-pregnant individuals. The report provides interpretation of TSH reference ranges by age and for pregnancy, and notes that TSH levels can vary throughout the day and with certain medical conditions or medications. The interpreting physician is advised to correlate the results with clinical findings.

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    Patient Report

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    The document is a medical lab test report for a 59-year-old male patient named Mr. Rampal Verma. It includes results for a thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test, which was found to be 15.90 mU/L, above the normal reference range of 0.38-5.33 mU/L for non-pregnant individuals. The report provides interpretation of TSH reference ranges by age and for pregnancy, and notes that TSH levels can vary throughout the day and with certain medical conditions or medications. The interpreting physician is advised to correlate the results with clinical findings.

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    Barcode No: 00091003 Reg No.

    20940
    Patient Name: MR. RAMPAL VERMA Reg Date 01-Dec-2022 09:43 PM
    Age/Sex: 59Y 0M 0D/Male Sample Coll. Date 01-Dec-2022 09:43 PM
    Refered By: SELF Sample Rec.Date 02-Dec-2022 04:52 AM
    Client Code/Name: DL013-DR DEVENDRA GARH Report Date: 02-Dec-2022 07:29 AM
    Panel Address: DELHI LONI
    BIOCHEMISTRY & IMMUNOLOGY
    TestName Result Flag Biological Ref. Range/Unit

    Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Serum


    Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) (CMIA), ULTRA 15.90 High Non-Pregnant 0.38-5.33
    SENSITIVE pregnant female 1st trimester
    0.05-3.70
    2nd trimester 0.31-4.35
    3rd trimester 0.41-5.18 mU/L

    Interpretation:-

    Reference Group Age Reference Range in uIU/Ml


    1 - 2 days 3.20 - 34.60
    3 days - 4 days 0.70- 15.40
    Children
    15 days - 5 moths 1.70 - 9.10
    5 months - 20 years 0.70 - 6.40
    Adults > 20 years 0.40 - 4.50
    1st Trimester 0.10 - 2.50
    Pregnancy 2nd Trimester 0.20 - 3.00
    3rd Trimester 0.30 - 3.00

    Note : TSH levels are subject to constantly variation, rising several hours before the onset of sleep, reaching peak levels between11p.m to 6.a.m. Nadir
    concentrations are observed during the afternoon. Day to day variation in TSH level approximates + - 50 % hence time of the day has influence on the measured
    serum TSH concentrations.

    Change in ultrasensitive h TSH secretion Glucocorticoids, servere non-thyroid illness, Dopaminergices may lead to reduced TSH. Metoclopramide,
    noradrenaline, antidopaminergics, antidepressants... may lead to increased TSH. Depression : In certain major depressions, Low TSH associated with normal T3
    and T4 Level is sometimes observed in the absence of endocrinopathy . Patient not receiving treatment.

    Results are to be correlated with clinical findings & interpreted by referring physician/Doctor.

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