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Hyperthyroidism
Recently i reported hyperthyroidism with TSH level 0.04 ..I concerned with doctor bt they said no problem.
Is this really normal to have high TSH ??
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It's somewhat low TSH only.
But we can not treat this report.
We need full history and medications and comorbidities of the patients to come to conclusion
You may need following tests
1) thyroid profile free harmone levels
2) thyroid antibodies
3) ultrasound of thyroid gland
4) fine needle aspiration biopsy if there is any mass inthe thyroid region
5) sometime you may need CT scan brain to rule out pituitary gland pathology
Next Steps
kindly consult a surgeon at your locality or online for better understanding and treatment advice
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0.04 is borderline, as long as your symptoms are not debilitating, it shouldn't pose a problem.
Next Steps
keep a regular check of vitals and serum tsh levels.
Health Tips
If you notice a drastic change in your menstrual cycles/ increased heart rate then consult a physician.
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