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My TSH level is 7.4
Sir/ Ma'am I want to know.. my TSH level is 7.4, do I need to take medicines ?
This is 1st time I am doing blood test after 14 months of delivery. During pregnancy my thyroid level was normal. This is 1st time in my life my TSH level is high and 1st time my life, it's been 8 days but periods are not coming. Please advice me, do I need to take medicines or it can be improved by making changes in life style and diet.
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For now start with increased physical activity, diet and life style changes . Repeat the test after 2 months .
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No need to start medicines now..do physical exercises.. repeat the test after 2months
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