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My TSH 12.7 AND normal T3 and T4
I am 39 years old unmarried and 22kg overweight woman. My TSH is 12.7 AND normal T3 and T4. What medicine shall I take and how much mg?
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Please consult with a General Physician on Practo.
The Thyroid treatment in the initial stages involves lot of monitoring. It is better to be under care of a Doctor who is dedicated to your treatment.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Consult so that i can prescribe medications and further evaluation
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Hello welcome madam
Do not jump on to medications immediately
You need to do ultrasound of thyroid gland
Free thyroid hormones levels
Thyroid antibodies test
If needed CT scan brain to rule out pituitary gland pathology
If there is swelling in thyroid gland ( nodules)
Fine needle aspiration biopsy should be done
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kindly consult a surgeon at your locality.
if not possible now, contact me for priscription of medications and investigations
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It's hypothyroidism
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consult for proper medications
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You have hypothyroidism.
It's the reason for your increasing weight.
Need to ask few questions regarding your problem before prescribing any medicine
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consult me if possible for you.
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Dr. Kartik Nayak
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12 yrs exp
Durg
Tab eltroxin 25 mcg 1 tab x od x 30 days (7am empty stomach)
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