High TSH levels and SGOT/SGPT

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Hi, My recent reports of LFT and Thyroid shows TSH as 150 while t3,t4 below normal range and SGOT/SGPT as 58 and 86. Are both related and what is the treatment?

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Dr. Mohd Ashraf Alam General Physician 10 yrs exp Lucknow · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mohd Ashraf Alam

General Physician 10 yrs exp Lucknow

Its shows ur liver is compromised. There is some inflammation. And ur tsh levels are increased too. Both have different treatment

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