Question 1

I am a 29 year old female and recently received my blood report showing a TSH level of 6.7. I consulted a doctor who prescribed Thyronorm 50 mcg. When I asked about the duration of treatment, he mentioned it could be for 1 year, 2 years, or possibly lifelong. I have been under significant stress for the past two months due to some family issues. Is it possible that stress caused my TSH to rise? Should I start the medication now, or would it be better to retest after a month to see if the TSH levels change? My cholesterol, blood pressure, and other tests are normal.

Question 2

Hi, yesterday I gave my blood sample for a random test. When the report came I was shocked. Is there any big problem? Do I need to consult the doctor for this? The lab report from Portea shows RDW CV 14.4 high with a normal range of 11.6 to 14.0 percent, eosinophils 9.1 high with a normal range of 1.0 to 6.0 percent, absolute eosinophil count 0.70 high with a normal range of 0.02 to 0.50 thousand per microliter, tri iodo thyronine T3 is 97.63 with a normal range of 60.0 to 181.0 nanogram per deciliter, thyroxin T4 is 6.60 with a normal range of 3.20 to 12.6 microgram per deciliter, and thyroid stimulating hormone ultrasensitive is 7.244 high with a normal range of 0.55 to 4.

Question 3

Dear Doctors, I would like to know which dose (mg) would be appropriate for my thyroid report values Thyronorm 50 or 25 mg? Please tell me? I have attached my report. TSH 0.09, T4 16.8.

Hi doctors. I have done TSH testing for the first time. My report shows 33.574. I do not have any symptoms of high TSH. I am not able to understand why it is high. Should I do another TSH test?

TSH is high, indicating hypothyroidism. It needs confirmation. Repeat the test and consult an endocrinologist.

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Dear Doctors, I would like to know which dose (mg) would be appropriate for my thyroid report values Thyronorm 50 or 25 mg? Please tell me? I have attached my report. TSH 0.09, T4 16.8.