Amenorrhea and issue of overweight

2024-11-12 17:59:30
I've been experiencing amenorrhea for approximately 2.5 months since my last period on August 28. Blood tests revealed low hemoglobin of 8.60, normal HDL cholesterol of 46.80, and borderline low total cholesterol of 131. Additionally, my thyroid hormone levels were abnormal, with T3 at 1.55, T4 at 9.7, and TSH at 7.42. I'm also struggling with severe hair loss, widespread body pain, sometimes shortness of breathing, irritation, mood swings, memory issues, depression, dizziness, headaches, cold intolerance, and persistent fatigue, accompanied by unexplained weight gain, with my current weight being around 66-68 kg.
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You have low hemoglobin - anemia and thyroid levels are not normal which may be contributing to your issues.

Answered2024-11-13 16:23:54

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Could be due to iron/micronutritient deficiency. Consult gynaecologist for amenorrhea.

Answered2024-11-13 12:24:56

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Answered2024-11-13 12:12:53

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2024-11-13 07:56:15

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Answered2024-11-13 07:27:14

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thyroid levels are deranged High thyroid levels could be the reason for all the symptoms that you are facing You can connect for a prescription for a medicine to help you get your periods

Answered2024-11-13 09:37:27

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