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Low sodium level. Sudden unconsciousness
Hello Doctor, My mother has a history of low blood sodium level which causes sudden unconsciousness. Also history of thyroid. Today got blood test done which is showing thyroid stimulating hormone tsh test as 4.59 mclu/mg. However earlier test report show same test value as 9.9 but unit is micro Iu per ml. Which unit is correct?
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Follow the reference range of TSH on her report
Do MRI of brain, EEG,
Send me all reports on practo
Alone low sodium may not be the cause of falling unconscious
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Consult another neurologist in person
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