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Abnormally high TSH3
Due to pain and weakness in my legs, I got my general tests done which showed haemoglobin level 11.5 gm/dL and abnormally high TSH3 level which is 12.800 µIU/mL.
Will high TSH3 always result in high T3 and T4.
Please suggest further course of action and diet care too.
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You need to start with thyroid medication
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You need to be started on thyroxine tablets.
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Take tab thyronorm 25microgrames
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do TPO test
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and also do CBC with iron profile
u can consult me on practo
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
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