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Your TSH levels are on the higher side. I would need to see the entire thyroid profile and get to know your symptoms to understand what you are suffering from
Just a TSH report means nothing
Kindly connect with all your labs and we can reach a conclusive diagnosis to plan your treatment
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It's too high.
HYPOTHYROIDISM
YOU NEED TO START THYROXINE 125MCG ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR TWO MONTHS NOT TO STOP AS U NEED FOLLOW UP BY MD PHYSICIAN OR ENDOCRINOLOGIST.
ADD CALCIUM AS THYROXINE IS CALCIUM DEPLETING AGENT BONE BECOME WEAK.
SHALCAL 500 ONE AT NIGHT.
It indicates hypothyroidism and is treatable with tab thyroxine.
Provide more information like your body weight, symptoms, to decide the dose of thyroxine.
TSH level of 19.71 is high, usually hypothyroidism.You need to take thyroid replacement hormone thyroxin,to be initiated as per your body weight, under the supervision of a physician.
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You have hypothyroidism.
In Indians, the most common cause is Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, which is an autoimmune condition. It requires lifelong thyroid hormone supplementation, but don’t worry — it can be very well controlled with regular medication.
Please start Tab Thyroxine 100 mcg ( assuming your weight to be around 60 kgs based on your height ) once daily on an empty stomach in the morning.
Repeat TSH, free T3, and free T4 after six weeks of starting the medication. Based on those results, we can adjust the dose if needed.
After that, these tests should be repeated every six months to monitor your thyroid function.
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