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Thyroid is 7.75 mlU/L
Hi ,
I don't have any thyroid issues before 1 year but during my pregnancy it was 4.7 so to reduce it I took the medicine as suggested by gynaecologist . So under medications on Aug 26,2019 my tsh is 2.67.
On Nov 27 ,2019 tsh is 0.01 . I have stopped the medication after my baby birth i.e since 6 months .Now my thyroid is 7.742 .Is it normal or do I need to take medication.
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Dr. Animesh Gupta
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17 yrs exp
Patna
It's Hypothyroidism. Ur TSH level is high. Ya u have to take Medicine.
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Dr. Suhas Khaire
Endocrinologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Your TSH suggest subclinical hypothyroidism.. Treatment for this condition needs consideration of factors like symptoms of hypothyroidism, Anti TPO positivity..
Get anti TPO antibodies test and consult endocrinologist
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