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About my conditions
3 montha ago tsh was 6.97
Now tsh 5.75. Ft4 normal. Anti tpo: normal
My symptoms :
Dyslipidimia, diastolic htn, depression, anxiety, personality disorder... away from social activity. Day by day it is increasing. Plz suggest me what should i do?
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Dr. Virendra Patil
Endocrinologist
19 yrs exp
Thane
Patients with depression and subclinical Hypothyroidism will be benefited with thyroxine therapy.
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Dr. Tanvi Parikh
Endocrinologist
11 yrs exp
Pune
Your levels indicate subclinical or mild early hypothyroidism. Some of the symptoms described may be related to it. ( dyslipidemia and HTN) .
It’s less likely that personality disorder or anxiety are related to subclinical hypothyroidism
Are you taking medication for thyroid? The requirement for thyroid medication will depend on other symptoms, cause and your weight.
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Please attach your test report , consult online to discuss additional symptoms in detail and dose of the medication if needed.
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