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Tsh level 4.5

2024-06-26 16:17:02
Hi, My tsh levels are 4.5. What to do? I workout regularly and weight in check. Periods on time. Please suggest if I should be on specific diet to reduce the tsh level? I have only done tsh test.
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You should be on a small dose of Thyronorm. That will help you get a lower level of TSH.

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It's normal if you are not planning for pregnancy.

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It's normal

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If you are not pregnant then you need not take any medications for this value.

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