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Possible subclinical hypothyroidism
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I got my blood tests done in August, and I have been concerned about my thyroid levels, do I have subclinical hypothyroidism, or am I okay? I have been gaining weight despite my diet being the same, I have been feeling fatigued too, although I think my low Vitamin D levels are a culprit in that too, but Im mostly concerned about my thyroid levels. I also have PCOD. Please advise.
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Thyroid function test is within normal limits...
You also have PCOD... Which cause irregular menstruation... Tell me about your menstrual history so that I can conclude the diagnosis
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menstrual history and complete blood count
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Hello
I’ve gone through your concern carefully. From what you’ve described — weight gain, fatigue, and your history of PCOD — it’s possible that your thyroid levels are slightly on the borderline, which we call subclinical hypothyroidism. This means your thyroid gland is under a bit of stress but not yet in full hypothyroidism.
In such cases, the decision to start treatment depends on multiple factors — your TSH level, T3/T4 values, anti-TPO antibodies, and your clinical symptoms (which seem significant in your case).
Since you also have PCOD, both conditions can influence each other — leading to slower metabolism, fatigue, and weight fluctuations. Managing one often helps the other. Alongside thyroid evaluation, we should also review your vitamin D, insulin resistance, and lifestyle plan to get long-term control.
It would be best if I personally reviewed your blood report in detail and customized your management plan (including whether or not you need thyroxine therapy yet).
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We can go step-by-step and make sure your thyroid, PCOD, and energy levels are all balanced naturally and effectively.
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Mention your BMI / height weight
Blood pressure
CBC RBS report
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Avoid added salt and sugar
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Avoid sedantry life style and fast food
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The report is Normal. It is not subclinical hypothyroidism.
Have you previously done any thyroid test? Also why was this test done?
Need to know detailed symptoms currently.
Hopefully you must be taking Vit D Supplement already.
Hope this helps.
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Hi . Please share also previous reports of thyroid profile. And others reports of available any.
Consult with us for best treatment.
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Hello Kaustubhi, your thyroid levels are within normal range. As far as your symptoms are concerned, if you haven't tested your Serum Vit D levels, you can get it done along with other blood profiles to rule out other problems that usually co exist in PCOD.
For further management, feel free to consult.
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Good evening ...its a normal thyroid profile for ur age group...after 6 months just get once chek up by a physician and not to done by self tests....
for fatigue you can take vitamin c rich diet kike oranges and tab limcee
for weight gain you can cinsult a diwtiscian , it shoukd be according to your bmi
thank you
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Repeat the test after 3 months, take vitamin D capsule once a week for one or two mnths, walk in sunlight during mrng hrs, exercise regularly, loose 5% bodyweight your pcod we get normal
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consult for diet management
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Target losing 10% of your current weight in the next 2-3 months- Diet modification and physical activity
Capsule Vit D3 60k once a week for 8 weeks
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If this doesn’t help and your menstrual cycles are irregular visit a gynaecologist
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Thyroid profile is normal , no hypothyroidism
Take tablet cholecalciferol 60k IU one tablet once a week
Start exercising
Start by walking 1 hr daily
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Your Thyroid profile is normal. You need exposure to sunlight and life style modification with adequate diet and exercise
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As per the reports you don't have thyroid, report is normal
Check vit D levels
PCOD can be reversible by following healthy lifestyle with regular exercises and healthy diet
Adequate fluid intake
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*Thyroid levels are normal,subclincal hypothyroidism should have high TSH
*vit-d levels should be checked and corrected
*pcos-as per it take proper diet,exercise,foods u need to avoid etc
Detailed information Regarding pcos do consult
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Thyroid profile is normal
Need more history and symtomatology to properly evaluate your problem
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Thyroid profile seems normal currently..
Fatigueness and weight gain can be due to pcod or related to side effects of the medication taken for it
Need detailed history
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What are vit d levels?
Any history of hypothyroidism in family?
Do consult me
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Hormonal imbalance can be balanced by lifestyle modifications
Do proper exercise and eat more proteins and fibre
Drink plenty of water it will help in your cravings
Take multivitamins like supradyn
As you mentioned about pcod do you have facial hair growth and acne problem too?
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Tsh levels are on higher side of normal. Repeat thyroid function tests.
Also share results of serum calcium, vit d3 and b12, Haemoglobin, serum proteins. Pcod can cause some weakness.
Take more of proteins, fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet.
Avoid fatty food.
Take supradyn capsule one morning and one evening for a month.
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HIGH TSH is subliminal hypothyroidism
You need TSH test every 3 months and consult doctor as of now no medicine needed
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Kindly repeat thyroid profile and then connect with doctor
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Your thyroid profile is normal
Kindly take capsule uprise d3 60k once a week for 6 weeks
Maintain diet avoid oily food sweets food do exercise walk for 30 min daily after dinner
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According to your reports you don’t have to worry about it
as you have a mild sub clinical hypothyroidism for which we can wait and see. Take a retest after 3-4 months and will proceed accordingly..
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As of now start on Cap. UPRISE D3 weekly once for 8 weeks
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Continue eating healthy and food rich in anti oxidants
Avoid processed foods and added sugar
Sleep adequately and manage your stress
Weight loss helps you for both pcos and sub clinical hypothyroidism.
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