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TSH 7.99 and have neck pain n lump near
I am 18 I got my regular blood tests done and found out that my tsh level is high 7.99 do I need treatment for this or can I do something on my own in diet to get this to normal kindly suggest. I also have neck pain from 2-3 months on one side and if I touch my throat I can feel a lump is this coz of my elevated tsh
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TSH 7.99 = high → suggests hypothyroidism / subclinical hypothyroidism. Diet alone cannot normalize this reliably. Treatment decision depends on more tests.
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What to do next Repeat tests (important): TSH (repeat) Free T4 Anti-TPO antibodies Neck lump + one-sided pain for 2–3 months is NOT explained by high TSH alone. Get thyroid + neck ultrasound. Treatment If Free T4 is low or Anti-TPO positive → thyroid medicine is usually needed. If Free T4 normal and antibodies negative → may observe with repeat TSH in 6–8 weeks. Diet (supportive only) Use iodized salt (avoid excess). Adequate protein, selenium, zinc. Diet cannot treat a thyroid lump.
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Red flags → see doctor early Growing or painful lump difficulty swallowing Voice change Persistent neck pain Bottom line: You need blood confirmation + ultrasound. The lump is not due to TSH alone and must be evaluated
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✓Most likely it's Subclinical Hypothyroidism .. ✓TSH 7.99 needs evaluation, not to be stressed You may or may not need medication, further tests will decide ✓The neck lump is NOT normal and needs ultrasound
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✓freet3,freet4,tsh needs to be done after 6 week,anti tpo antibody ,USG neck
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✓Selenium-rich foods (nuts, seeds, eggs)
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Need more info consult ASAP !
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Not recquired Avoid cabbage and cauliflower Repeat Thyroid profile after 3 months and have a follow up
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You need medications. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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You need treatment.
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HYPOTHYROIDISM YOU NEED TREATMENT.  THYROXINE  65 MCG ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH.  ITS CALCIUM DEPLETING AGENT  SO U NEED TO ADD CALCIUM OTHERWISE BONES BECOME WEAK. SHALCAL XT ONE AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER.  NO RELATION OF LUMP N TSH LEVEL. TAB ETEROCOXIB THYOCHOLCHICIDE TWO TIMES AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS.
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Please consult for further assistance
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Your symptoms sound like a condition called Possible Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. You need to do the following 1. Blood tests- TPO antibodies, Anti-TSH antibodies, CBP, ESR, HbA1C, Liver function test 2. Ultrasound neck 3. Based on the results either monitoring without treatment or sometimes a course of Thyronorm 4. After two weeks repeat TSH All the best. J G S R clinic
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According to your complaints it looks like subclinical hypothyroidism But pain suggests there may be thyroiditis. Which have to be treated
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Your TSH level of 7.99 indicates that you have subclinical hypothyroidism.You don't need treatment unless you have symptoms of thyroid,if the TSH level is more than 10 and planning for a pregnancy.The lump could be related to thyroid or lymph nodes.You should consult a physician in your area for a clinical examination to determine the cause of the lump
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Full history is important to understand disease, according to your explanation it’s highly suggestive of subclinical hypothyroidism. But detailed consultation is necessary in my opinion. Feel free to consult with me.
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Case of subclinical hypothyroidism. Few more investigations has to be done and based on your other symptoms treatment has to be given. For further evaluation and management kindly consult me on practo
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High tsh in your age.. indicates subclinical hypothyroidism... Diet alone cannot normalize this TSH And Neck pain and lump possibly be thyroditis, Enlarged lymph nodes You need USG of neck and some tests Consult for further evaluation
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Do connect and consult
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Hypothyroidism
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Need some more details kindly consult
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It is hypothyroidism
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you need treatment...visit an MD medicine or MD endocrinologist
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Weight loss .needed with high antioxidant diet
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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