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Thyroid and cholesterol
I have Thyroid T3, T 4 in normal range but TSH is 6.60 which is not in normal range, what should i have to do and also cholesterol is 243.
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You will need medications only if you have any symptoms of hypothyroidism, otherwise just repeat your thyroid test after 3- 6 months. Symptoms of hypothyroidism for your reference are as follows- Anxiety, feeling low , hair loss, fatigue, cold sensitivity, constipation, dry skin , puffy face , hoarseness, Muscle weakness and unexplained weight gain. And for cholesterol make few changes to your diet( eat healthy / nutritious food, avoid fast/ fatty food) and physical activity ( atleast 40 min of brisk walk per day) and repeat the test after 3 months.
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Sub clinical hypothyroidism should be bade cause for all , it should be addressed
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At 1st, try diet and exercise method If failed, need medications then
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You have to start taking medications for hypothyroidism
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