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Plz keep a check on your diet and exercise and start taking Kanchnar Guggul 2-2 tablets and get your free levels of thyroid checked again after 1 month.
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Repeat test after 6 to 8 weeks.
Try to control weight by diet control and regular physical exercise. Aim for slow, consistent reduction.
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• Your reports show:
– TSH = 1.1 → perfectly normal
– Free T4 = 0.85 → very slightly below lab range (borderline)
Next Steps
• No thyroid medication needed right now
• Repeat test after 6–8 weeks:
– TSH
– Free T4
• Check for other causes of weight gain:
– Diet pattern
– Physical activity
– Sleep/stress
– Screen for insulin resistance if needed
Health Tips
• Focus on:
– Calorie control
– High-protein diet
– Regular exercise (most important)
• Avoid assuming thyroid as cause of weight gain when TSH is normal
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Reports appear to be normal ,,Lifestyel change and dietary modification.regular exercise for 30 min
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Only thyroid is not a cause.malabsorption also there.you need to change your dietary habits and shifted to protein and fibre diet.
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Your Thyroid is Normal.You need lifestyle changes and diet modifications for Weight issues.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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