Hello. The levels are on the higher end, which is indicative of hypothyroidism. 1st it is necessary to consult a doctor and start on with the medication which would take care of the increased
TSH levels. Post that, you would need to follow a strict diet, which is high in complex carbohydrates, like whole grain cereals and pulses and low in processed foods and visible fats, like maida, simple
sugar, oil, ghee, butter, bakery items, etc. The foods eaten should be a good source of 1st class protein coming from low fat dairy and animal products or through a blend pf cereals and pulses. Some thing that people tend to forget is the physical activity and/or exercise which plays a very important role in people suffering from hypothyroidism. Thus the above steps are to be followed to control the raised TSH levels.