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Thyroxine  50 mcg one before breakfast for two months,  not to stop. U need follow up with MD physician. As thyroxine is  calcium depleting agent so bones become weak u need to add shalcal xt one at night for 2 month. Later shalcal 500 one at night after dinner

repeat thyroid profile test after 2 to 3 months , no need to start  treatmemt of thyroid now

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Please share whether your fatigue is o.k. or not, are there any symptoms.  Decision to start treatment for borderline high tsh depends on if symptoms are present or absent. Do Get anti TPO tested, if high you need treatment.

A TSH of 6.5 with normal T3 and T4 is called subclinical hypothyroidism — the thyroid is working harder than normal but is still keeping hormone levels within range. Whether you need medication now depends on your symptoms and whether thyroid antibodies are elevated. I would recommend getting an Anti-TPO antibody test — if it comes back positive, it indicates Hashimoto's thyroiditis and treatment becomes more likely. Lifestyle changes alone cannot correct a structural thyroid issue, and TSH of 6.5 is unlikely to normalize on its own without monitoring or treatment.

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No no medicine. Continue VIT D and B12 and do exercise. Recheck after 3 months

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It depends on if you have any complaints regarding hypothyroidism… if yes then you have to take tablet otherwise follow up is enough

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

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