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Thyroid imbalance

2020-09-25 04:52:03
Hi, I have been diagnosed with thyroid imbalance. Below is T3, T4 and TSH levels mentioned in the report. I am not seeing any difference in my weight but I am facing hair loss since couple of months and acne problem. These are the only two symptoms I can see in my body. Please help me understand what should I do for its treatment. Is low TSH level harmful for the body. Should I opt for medications or diet will be sufficient TOTAL TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3)     -      149 ng/dl TOTAL THYROXINE (T4).       -     7.5 µg/dl THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE (TSH).      -     <0.01 µIU/ml Thanks, Akanksha
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What medication are u on? Yes low TSH will cause problems to ur body. If u r hypothyroid n on medication for the same u need dose reduction in ur medication.

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