Thyroid Panel analysis — free ai thyroid test analyser

A thyroid panel typically includes TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone, made by the pituitary), free T4 (the inactive thyroid hormone), free T3 (the active one), and sometimes anti-TPO and anti-thyroglobulin antibodies for autoimmune patterns.

TSH alone can be misleading. A "normal" TSH between 0.4 and 4.0 mIU/L looks fine — but TSH of 3.8 with low free T4 is a different story from TSH of 0.6 with normal free T4. The full panel disambiguates patterns that a single value can't.

Autoimmune patterns (Hashimoto's, Graves') are common, often under-diagnosed, and require the antibody tests to surface. If you have a family history of thyroid issues or symptoms that don't match a "normal" TSH, the antibody panel is what catches it.

Upload your thyroid panel — DrKumar.ai handles partial panels (just TSH), standard ones (TSH + T4), and full panels (TSH + free T3 + free T4 + antibodies). Every value is matched to age- and pregnancy-status-specific reference ranges where they differ.

The narrative output names the pattern: euthyroid (healthy), subclinical hypothyroid (high TSH, normal T4), overt hypothyroid (high TSH, low T4), subclinical hyperthyroid (low TSH, normal T4), overt hyperthyroid (low TSH, high T4), Hashimoto's pattern (positive antibodies), or treatment-target pattern (for patients on levothyroxine).

If you've uploaded prior reports, the trend view is especially valuable for thyroid — TSH drifts slowly, and a stable TSH across three tests over a year tells you more than any single value.