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I am suffering from Geographic tongue for the past 1 year and with Burning after urinatiin and frequent urination issues for last 10 months. My Urologist has identified it as Chronic prostatitis. I took B12 for Geographic tongue but no use. Recently I got alopecia on my beard and my dermatologist suggested me T3, T4 and TSH. T3 and T4 are normal but TSH is 22.5. Is it possible if all the issues are because of TSH and is medicine required for this. HBA1C is 6.2. RBC is 13.7 and TLC is 5.21. ESR is 7. I am presently taking medicine Flotral and Doxy for infection. Please let me know if TSH can cause alopecia, geographic tongue and skin dryness and itching.
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Yes high TSH can cause all these symptoms. Consult a endocrinologist at higher centre. You many undergo thyroid scan as well
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