Question 1

This is my routine blood test report, which I take every 3 to 6 months to check my thyroid. Last time, the doctor advised me to take Thyronorm 75 mg tablet, which I completed yesterday. I have now gone for my checkup. I just want to know whether I have to continue the same medicine or not. My reports are attached above.

Question 2

We have been trying to conceive for the past 2 years, and both my wife and I feel very stressed and emotional about it. Below are our medical details:
My report: Semen analysis is generally good: 66 percent normal sperms, liquefaction time 20 minutes, and very good volume and motility. I initially experienced quick ejaculation (less than a minute). After consulting a doctor and undergoing Doppler and transrectal scans, it was confirmed that I do not have premature ejaculation. My semen seems very liquid, which I feel may contribute to the quick ejaculation. Could this affect fertility?
My wife report: She has thyroid issues, initially 10 mIU/L two years ago, now 4.5 mIU/L after taking 75 mcg Thyronorm. Her menstrual cycle is 25 days, lasting 2 days, one day normal flow, one day light. Her doctor suggested a complete abdominal study. Ultrasound revealed two right paraovarian cysts of 6 cm each.
We both also have leucoderma and low vitamin D levels. Could you please advise on the next steps to improve our chances of conception and manage these health issues?

Question 3

What is the normal range for T4 blood test?

Borderline hyperthyroidism can affect fertility. You should restart thyroid medicine before planning pregnancy. Check current levels with Thyroid Profile. Untreated thyroid can impact babys development.

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