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Body aches
I have mild body ache since last 5 days but don't have fever.I also have hypothyroidism (TSH now 11).
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Tsh high so dizziness may be there
For body ache may take dicloran a
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Your TSH level is high, may be this the reason for body ache.
May be need to increase your dosage of thyroid medication.
And need to do some blood test.
Provide complete history and you medication history
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consult online in private chat for treatment.
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1. stay hydrated.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation with your test reports
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take online consultation for treatment
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Dr. Hashim Alladin
Anesthesiologist
6 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Can be due to generalised weakness . Such high TSH levels you are prone to being anaemic . You will need to change your thyroid medications and have a few basic blood investigations done.
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Contact for prescription and get details of investigations needed
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