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Tsh level 6.25,t3&t4 normal
Hi, Got my blood test reports and founded tsh level 6.25,t4&t3 are normal.putting on weight.do I need to take medication all the life
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No if u start with homeopathy medicines We have many good homeopathic medicines for this condition to treat it completely from the root itself Online consultation and medicines at your doorstep also available nationally and internationally also available Warm regards Dr Amisha Mirchandani
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