Thyroid and High SHBG

Hi,

These are the blood results of thyroid:

1. TSH - 6,090 uIU/ml (range 0,270-4,200)
2. FT3 - 3,13 pg/ml (range 2,00-4,40)
3. FT4 - 1,50 ng/dl (range 0,93-1,71)

Later TSH, anti-TG and anti-TPO was checked.
TSH - 3.60 uIU/ml (range 0.27-4.20)
anti-TG - <10 IU/ml (range 0.0-115.0)
anti-TPO - 13.25 IU/ml (range 0.00-34.00) - However, from what i read is that anti-TG and anti-TPO should be on 0. If i am not mistaken.

Now, the question is. Based on that bloodwork. Does it explain High SHBG? Which prior to TRT was 69,99 nmol/l and then after Trt it was 47.3 nmol/l. I also had USG a couple of times but i don't remember excacly what that said. If i am not mistaken there was somekind of inflammatory process on thyroid. Thanks.


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