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Regarding TSH level

2023-06-17 15:37:46
Hello, My wife having TSH level 8.594 miu/ml and other t3 and t4 normal. She is having no problem except delay in period. Today she consulted one gynaecologist , but that doctor told no issue with thyroidism. And she just given krimson35 and norethisterone tablet. So my question are. Is it good to take this tablet when the TSH level are high ? Do I need to take any medicine for make TSH level low.
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Answered2023-06-18 02:45:34

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TSH level is raised, she is having hypothyroidism…she has to take general physician / endocrinologist opinion for it and start treatment for hypothyroidism krimson 35 and norethisterone is for her menstrural cycle disorder…u can take that for menstrural cycle disturbances…but thyroid medication must be added

Answered2023-06-17 15:47:33

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