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Hi there I understand your concern and anxiety....some people may have increased TSH levels while having normal T4 levels. This is called subclinical (mild) hypothyroidism. It is believed to be an early stage of hypothyroidism...I would suggest you to consult nearest physician they will do the needful.
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You are very mildly hypothyroid but all depends if you have symptoms, like gain in weight without appreciable change in diet/lifestyle & may be less appetite, unexplained constipation, fatigue & low energy, sleepyness, dry skin etc.
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You can repeat the test after a month
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern. Thyroid is a gland which is present in every one.
Thyroid is not a disease.
What you are having is a condition called hypothyroidism.
You need to take thyroid hormone supplement.
Consult a general physician in person for further evaluation and management.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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Dr. Swarup Kumar Ghosh
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Kolkata
Subtotal thyroidectomy.
*Radio active Iodine 131 I.
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I advise best homoeo Doctor this case consult & treatment.
Thanks,29/11/2016.
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Dr. Swathi S Aithal
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Well..yes the tsh levels have increased which means that you are hyperthyroid.but then I need to examine you fur the symptoms and signs related to it...plaese meet a physician and get yourself examined... thank you
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Dr. Rama S.K
General Physician
24 yrs exp
Pune
You may have subclinical hypothyroid...do antiTPO antibody test to decide further
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