TSH value 10, t3 and t4 normal

2024-07-15 10:28:25
My mother is diabetic and one year back placed one stent in heart. In the recent tests her TSH value is 10, t3 and t4 are normal. Hba1c is 10.FBS is 230.In CBP her hematocrit is 35.4%, RDW is 15%.Lipid profile is normal.Uric acid is normal.She is having joint pains and sudden heart beat increasing.Please suggest medication. Tablets she is taking now Glimisave m1  1-0-0 Brilinta 60  1-0-1 Ecosprin 75 0-1-0 Glycomet 500   0- 1/2- 1/2 Rosuvas 10- 0-0-1
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Thyroxine is needed..Basic history/Weight/Age important for dose calculation

Answered2024-08-08 07:13:41

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Hi.. She needs to plan for medicine for hypothyroidism (high TSH) Sugar levels are high., so need to make few changes in medicine dose. She can plan for mild exercise. Plan for RA factor and review with results.

Answered2024-07-22 15:46:29

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Kindly connect.

Answered2024-07-15 12:08:04

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She is Hypothyroid..no medicine for thyroid seen in the prescribed medication.. Sugars highly uncontrolled.. Consult online for further guidance

Answered2024-07-15 10:38:19

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It would be because of sugars. Do consult.

Answered2024-07-15 10:32:13

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