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Body ache.. tiredness, normal tsh
Present symptoms : body ache specially muscle thigh muscle pain and fatigue, bloating since 8-9 months
Tsh - 7.61 (4 sept) , 2.1(4 oct) 2.17 (8 nov) did not take any thyroid pill, Crp: 2.5 high (8 nov)
Anti tg antibody : 154 IU/ML (high)
Anti tpo : 7.04 (normal), t3,t4, free t3,free t4, hemoglobin,vit d, vit b12, calcium,KFT,LFT,Sugar, Normal
Medication taken : pan 40, colospa, rifaximin, unienzyme, visbiome, gutsium
Is muscle pain and fatigue caused by anti tg antibody even if tsh is normal now? Is it because lf digestive issues? Which specialist should i consult..? Is it possible to have hpylori? And hpylori causing all these symptoms?
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
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No. No. No specialist required till a diagnosis made. Unlikely. Unlikely.
Need to see other blood tests and a proper history to know what exactly is the problem.
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