Thyroid and hormones

2026-11-03 06:20:03
Need to consult a blood test report showing some variations. Results showing elevated tsh, testosterone, low b12 and iron.
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Answered2026-11-04 15:00:24

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Answered2026-11-04 14:34:49

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Answered2026-11-04 13:57:03

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Answered2026-11-04 04:14:32

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Please book a consultation with me to review your reports assess causes and decide on further tests and an appropriate treatment plan

Answered2026-11-04 01:57:54

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Elevated TSH level could be due to subclinical hypothyroidism or primary hypothyroidism.low b 12 and iron result values are not mentioned.You can attach the results to view and comment.

Answered2026-11-04 00:52:32

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Answered2026-11-03 18:21:43

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Kindly consult me on practo for proper diagnosis and management for ur condition

Answered2026-11-03 15:37:27

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kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case via PRACTO app

Answered2026-11-03 15:14:56

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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult

Answered2026-11-04 06:11:41

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2026-11-04 03:24:17

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An elevated TSH together with raised testosterone often points to two separate things happening at once, an underactive thyroid and a hormonal imbalance such as PCOS or early perimenopause changes. Low B12 and iron are usually unrelated add-ons from diet or absorption.
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A gynaecologist or endocrinologist can review the full picture together, since the thyroid finding and the testosterone result may need different follow-up tests. Correct the B12 and iron separately with your physician's guidance.
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Mention your blood pressure medication too. Please see a gynaecologist or endocrinologist for the right follow-up tests.

Answered2026-11-03 15:12:33

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