Dark neck and underarms
I m 39 yrs old female .I m prediabetic and having very dark eck and underarms.i want to know that if my sugar levels decrease, my neck will be fair or now it will be dark for ever
I m 39 yrs old female .I m prediabetic and having very dark eck and underarms.i want to know that if my sugar levels decrease, my neck will be fair or now it will be dark for ever
Hello dr,I'm 34 years married women and also hypothyroid patient since 4 years I takes 62.5 mcg thyroxin daily I hv gain the weight since 3 years due to thyroid disease I want to loose my weight and I hv heared about mounjaro injection can I take this injection for weight loss kindly help ...
Hello dr.im 34 years married women hypothyroid patient since 4 years I hv regular menstrual cycle but this month period didn't come and it's been 8 days I hv done pregnency test but it shown negative Is it need to worry for a hypothyroid patient kindly help ...
71 yr F, in April 2025, TSH of 10 detected on routine health first time. T3 T4 till now normal. No symptoms till now.After this Thyronorm 50 mcg was started. TSH came 0.13 , so 25 mcg. *After 2 mnths, TSH 5.6, so 37.5 mcg *After 4 mnths, TSH 9.6 , so 50 mcg *After 2 mnths, tsh now normal 3.3. Now, Told to continue 50 mcg. Come after 4 mnths. 71 yrs, has early liver disease, cause unknown but at present liver and other all blood test normal, no symptoms. Hypertension. hba1c of 6.4. ppbs 142, low hb, rbc 5. (1) Can taking 50 mcg for 4 mnth at tsh 3 cause it to go low? (2) If tsh is normal, can medicine be stopped. Is medicine necessary seeing these tests? Thanks
Hi, I am a 27-year-old female with weight : 100 kg and height : 165.1cm and recently got my blood tests done with the following results: * HbA1c: 7% * Fasting Blood Sugar: ~155 mg/dL * Postprandial Sugar: ~286 mg/dL * TSH: ~10 (on Thyronorm, 25 mcg) * Lipids slightly elevated I am obese and I work out 6 days a week and have a nomal diet, but unable to lose weight at all... Given my condition I wanted to ask: Can semaglutide be considered in my case? If yes, I would like to consult immediately. Please help. Thank you.
What is the most common cause of hypothyroidism?The most common cause of hypothyroidism is autoimmune hypothyroidism (Hashimoto thyroiditis). Autoimmune hypothyroidism is more common in women than men. What causes Autoimmune Hypothyroidism? The immune system in our ...
How to manage your diabetes this Ramzan?Ramadan fasting improves diabetes by lowering the blood glucose and HbA1c because of fewer postprandial peaks. However, certain prinicples should be followed to avoid hypoglycemia because of prolonged fasting.1. Patient of Diet and ...
Thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland located in front of the neck. It secretes two metabolically important hormones, called thyroxine and triiodothyronine that are vital for physical and mental growth. Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland produces less than the ...
Technology is defined as ‘the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes’. Living with type 1 diabetes mellitus (also called Juvenile diabetes or Insulin dependent diabetes) is difficult. Apart from restrictions in diet and lifestyle, the patient is dependent on insulin ...
An expert committee in USA reviewed evidence regarding use of multi-vitamins commonly used by people in general. They found no proof either way, i.e. there found no support for or against these daily multi vitamin tablets.So the practice of routinely supplementing with multi-vitamins is ...