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Normal t3 t4 but high tsh level
I was having dysentery with mucus got Colonoscopy done report is normal .
Dr also prescribe me thyroid test
report is attached t3 t4 levels are normal but TSh level is slightly higher
should I need to take medicines for it
what might be the reasons for TSH going higher
I am also suffering from g e r d and have Acid Reflux and sometimes food reflexes up to my mouth and I have constant sore throat some irritations in the throat is it because of that
what should I do are there in natural ways by which I can reduce tsh levels it
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Hi., I can understand your concern.
TSH is in border line.
Repeat tests after a month
Health Tips
avoid processed and outside food items.
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Its fine. Nothing to worry. Repeat Thyroid function test after 1 month
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Kindly get anti TPO levels done and CBC done if there is hight anti TPO levels associated with symptoms then treatment for thyroid has to be started along with anemia has to be check as well to check for malabsorption
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