High TSH level but normal T3 T4

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I'm 22.10 years old & unmarried. I'm worried with my thyroid blood test reports. I consult gynecologist as I'm suffering from irregular periods (early periods) since 6 months. Doctors asked for Ultrasound test of pelvis which is normal and thyroid test which is not so good. The test shows T3 1.1ng/ml, T4 (tota)l 5.5ug/dL, TSH (ULTRA) 12.2uIU/ml. Doctor has prescribed T.Thyronorm 25mcg for 2 months and Primolout tablets two twice a day for 15 days. Since a year I'm doing gym and I have lost around 8-10 kg. I'm afraid do I have to continue thyroid tablets throughout my life?

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Dr. Amarpreet Singh Riar Diabetologist 9 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Yeah , unfortunately the answer is yes. Also you need to avoid few things in diet. And exercise. Keep fit

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