High tsh level

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High tsh level

Asked for Male, 41 Years

My tsh level is 6.0. Rest of the thyroid profile is normal. I feel extremely thirsty and drink at least 5 litres of water during the day. So I have to urinate very frequently. What should I do?

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Dr. Sheetal Aversekar Diabetologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sheetal Aversekar

Diabetologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai

Increased thirst and urination could be a symptom of diabetes. Get your fasting and 2 hr post lunch sugar checked for the same. TSH is in the borderline range which may not require treatment. Decision will be based on examination by a doctor and a blood test or a sonography may be required.

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