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Hypothyroidism
I have TSH 4TH GENERATION VALUE 6.4, SHOULD I START MEDICINE OR NOT?
Can I go take precautions . what should I do
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TSH alone is not a standard of measure it is just suggestive of the Thyroid status. TPO, Anti TRH, USG or biopsy of the Thyroid is the exact diagnosis tool
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For a TSH of 6.4 mIU/L, confirm the diagnosis with additional tests (free T4, anti-TPO antibodies, lipid profile) and reassess TSH in 6â8 weeks. Treatment depends on symptoms and risk factors. If symptomatic or high-risk (pregnancy, elevated antibodies, heart disease), treatment is more likely needed. Otherwise, monitor TSH and symptoms periodically. Focus on lifestyle modifications: a balanced diet with adequate iodine and selenium, avoiding excess soy and raw goitrogens, regular exercise, and stress management. Recheck TSH every 6â12 months during monitoring. Address any associated conditions like high cholesterol and seek medical advice for persistent symptoms or significant changes.
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You need to start thyroxin, no precautions help u. Tab thyronorm50mcg before breakfast one for two months.
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Calcijoint XT one at night. Why thyroxin is calcium depleting agent it empty calcium from bone bone becomes weak.
To save it calcium is added.
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Your TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) level of 6.4 µIU/mL is slightly elevated, suggesting subclinical hypothyroidism.
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Are you experiencing fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, cold intolerance, or other symptoms of hypothyroidism?
Do you have a history of heart disease, infertility, or are you planning to conceive?
Consult to evaluate your full thyroid profile (including Free T4, Free T3, and thyroid antibodies).
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If the TSH level is high with normal t3 and t4 ,it is subclinical hypothyroidism.you need to take medicine if you are symptomatic, TSH level is above 10 and if planning for pregnancy
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Yes you need to start medication
Consult for detailed clinical evaluation and treatment
Feeling obese ,tired , sweaty??
recent weight gain ??
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Do Tpo antibodies assay for further confirmation
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Active exercise daily or walking
Take healthy food and balanced diet
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Do consult.
We start medication only if tsh is more than 10.
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No need to start medication if no any symptoms
Do execrise yoga daily
Repeat thyroid profile after 3 months
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For thyroid health, focus on a balanced diet rich in iodine from seaweed, dairy, and iodized salt, selenium from Brazil nuts, zinc from oysters and pumpkin seeds, and omega-3 fatty acids from fatty fish, while avoiding soy, cruciferous vegetables in excess, and gluten if sensitive.
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