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I got my thyroid test done and it is 58. Please suggest me something. What should I do?
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This report needs to be repeated from a different Lab after one month.
Please give a morning specimen before taking any food or drink.
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This is quite high TSH telling you that your thyroid gland is not working as normal. Need life long treatment with Thyronorm.
I don't know if you are pregnant
Do the following
1. Blood tests: T3, T4, TPO antibody; CBP; LFT, Lipid profile; HbA1C
2. Ultrasound of your thyroid gland
3. Thyronorm medication- 25mcg once a day in the morning (this must be taken daily and the dose will change with time)
4. Repeat Thyroid blood tests after 4 weeks
5. See your local endocrine doctor/physician
All the best.
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It means there is hypothyroidism. You can start tab Thyronorm 12.5mcg ,one daily before breakfast. Repeat thyroid function tests after 3 months, dose will be titrated as per the results.
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This indicates hypothyroidism. I recommend starting Thyroid Hormone Replacement immediately along with lifestyle changes.
Next Steps
Consult an Endocrinologist.
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Take Medication Correctly first thing in the morning on an empty stomach with plain water. Wait at least 60 minutes before having your morning tea, coffee, or breakfast.
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Get your anti tpo test done
Consult dm endocrine
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30 min exercises
Health Tips
low calorie diet
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Very high tsh
hypothyroidism
Tab thyroxine 200 mcg one before breakfast for two months. Not to stop as u required follow up with MD physician.
Thyroxine is calcium depleting agent so bones become weak u need to add calcium.
Shalcal xt one at night after dinner.
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Hypothyroidism makes tsh high levels
Take thyroxine treatment immediately daily morning before food 30 mins before
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Check for other symptoms if they bother you please visit endocrinologist or general physician near by
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Hello,
I have reviewed your report. Your TSH level is very high (58.119), which confirms that you have a condition called Hypothyroidism. This means your thyroid gland is underactive and is not producing enough hormones to meet your body's needs.
This condition is very common and treatable, but it does require daily medication to bring your levels back to normal. Here is what we need to do:
Start Medication: You will likely need to start on Levothyroxine (thyroid hormone replacement). I will provide you with a specific prescription dose based on your weight.
How to Take It: This medicine must be taken on an empty stomach, first thing in the morning, at least 30–60 minutes before tea, coffee, or breakfast for it to work properly.
Repeat Testing: We will need to re-check your TSH levels in 6 to 8 weeks to see how your body is responding and adjust the dose if necessary.
Symptom Check: Are you currently experiencing excessive tiredness, dry skin, hair fall, or changes in your monthly periods? These are common with high TSH and should improve once you start treatment.
Please do not worry, as this is a manageable condition. I recommend we start treatment immediately to help you feel better.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Debasish Mantry
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Cuttack
It's hypothyroidism, physically consult a doctor near by you,take other medications conditions associated with it. Tell about marriage status and pregnancy status so that dose can be adjusted
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