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TSH levels above borderline

2023-05-01 07:56:47
Hi, my TSH level is 5.1. T3 and T4 is normal. I have been taking Thyrox since the last two months. My LDL is 110 and HDL is 62. How can I get this to normal? Also, my hs-CRP is 3.9, is this something I need to worry about? Please suggest best course of action.
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Answered2023-05-01 08:14:16

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Crp is a non specific test that is raised in infection The tsh levels are borderline Continue Same treatment if ur not planning pregnancy

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The dose of thyroid medication needs to be increased. Consultation required as reports don't need treatment patients need. What treatment u require depends on your complaints completed by blood investigations

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