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Vertigo and Hypothyroidism
Can Vertigo and Hypothyroidism of 37.6
be related? I am suffering from both problem and low haemoglobin
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Low haemoglobin and thyroid disease can contribute to feeling unwell, but a spinning sensation should not automatically be attributed to either. The number 37.6 needs the test name, units and full thyroid report for interpretation. An examination is needed to distinguish vertigo from other forms of dizziness.
Next Steps
Arrange a prompt physician review with your thyroid tests, blood count and current prescription. Persistent spinning may also need an ear and balance assessment.
Health Tips
Avoid driving, heights and sudden unsupported standing while dizzy. Seek emergency care for new weakness, difficulty speaking, double vision, severe headache, fainting or inability to walk safely.
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For hypothyroidism you need to prescribe your medicines from doctor you can consult me on practo respectively.
For vertigo you need to consult a ENT doc he will test what the root of your problem is.
And take IFA for 3 months for low haemoglobin
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Please provide a CBC report also.
Take Tab iron- folic acid - 1 tab - once daily- drink plenty of water
Take your thyroid medication on time.
If vertigo is present.
What are your BP,RBS, Latest thyroid test reports.
Please this information is needed.
Do consult!
Stay healthy!
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Yes, they can be linked. A TSH of 37.6 means your thyroid is very underactive. That can affect the inner ear and nerves, adding to dizziness and poor balance. An underactive thyroid also commonly causes anaemia. Low haemoglobin also makes you lightheaded. So all three problems may share one root. Treating the thyroid usually improves energy, haemoglobin and dizziness over a few weeks to months. True spinning can also come from the inner ear itself, so it still deserves its own check.
Next Steps
Please see a physician or endocrinologist this week to start thyroid treatment. Ask about a free T4, a repeat haemoglobin and an iron profile.
Health Tips
Get up slowly from bed or a chair. Avoid driving or climbing heights while the spinning continues.
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