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Abnormal TFT Results Guidance Abnormal Thyroid Function ...

Subclinical hypothyroidism Prevalence 1.3-17.5% Asymptomatic Normal T3,T4 Repeat 3 - 6mths after excluding non-thyroidal illness or drug effect Treat if any cardiac disease, >60 or osteoporosis Otherwise, could consider trial of treatment on individual patient basis Check TPO Antibodies 5% per year become hypothyroid Monitor TSH annually TSH 5 ...

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Abnormal FBC Results Guidance - North Central London GP ...

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response to frequently asked questions on interpreting FBCs. This guidance is to assist GPs in decision making and is not intended to replace clinical judgment. You may also want to seek further specific guidance using the ‘Advice and Guidance’ service. Haemoglobin White Cell Count Platelets Anaemia Polycythaemia Neutrophils Lymphocytes ...

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