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Thyroid problem
Sir my tsh level is 0.02 and other 2 report are normal so sir can u advise me what to eat for increase of my tsh level
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Dr. Asad Raza
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hyperthyroidism
Graves (most common) â Inc T3, Inc T4, goiter, ophthalmology
Toxic multinodular goiter â later in life, no eye problems
SX â nervous, sweating, feet hot, tachy/palpitations, weight loss, inc appetite, goiter, tremor, atrial fib
PE â heart (tachy), eyes (exopthalmos)
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DX â ⢠TSH/FT4 (Dec TSH, Inc FT4) ⢠CBC, CMP, EKG
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TX â ⢠Methimazole in adults, 5-15mg PO QD ⢠Propylthiouracil in elderly, pregnant, those w/ cardiac disease
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