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Low TSH and High T4 Thyroid Report Revie
Hello Doctor,
I am a 26-year-old female. I recently got my Thyroid Function Test (TFT) done with Orange Health Labs.
Results:
TSH: < 0.0083 uIU/mL (Very Low / Suppressed)
Total T4: 12.17 ug/dL (High)
Total T3: 0.97 ng/mL (Normal)
I have attached my report herewith. Kindly guide me on whether I need further tests like Free T3, Free T4, or Anti-TPO, and suggest the next steps or treatment. Thank you.
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You need anti thyroid drugs like carbimazole. Please consult an endocrinologist physically for clinical evaluation to decide the beginning dose
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your report.
Your thyroid profile shows:
TSH
Next Steps
I would recommend consulting an Endocrinologist or Physician for further evaluation. The following investigations are usually advised: Free T3 (FT3) Free T4 (FT4) Anti-TPO antibodies TSH receptor antibody (TRAb/TSI) if Graves' disease is suspected Ultrasound thyroid with Doppler if clinically indicated A clinical examination is important to assess for symptoms such as: Palpitations Weight loss Tremors Heat intolerance Increased sweating Neck swelling (goiter) Eye symptoms Treatment depends on the confirmed cause and should only be initiated after appropriate clinical evaluation.
Health Tips
Until reviewed by a physician: Avoid self-medicating with thyroid medications or supplements. If you develop severe palpitations, chest pain, significant breathlessness, fainting, or high fever, seek urgent medical attention. Carry all previous thyroid reports, if available, during your consultation for comparison.
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Thyroid Antibody Anti-TPO,TgAb & TRAb test check your status and Autoimmune thyroid disorder..
It is advisable to consult the Endocrinologist.
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Next Steps
do the said blood testing and consult to Endocrinologist
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