- Male
- 30 Years
- 20/02/2025
I've been taking glizid total p 7.5 as my doctor recommended, but I've recently moved and discovered the pharmacy here doesn't have it because it's no longer being made. Could you recommend an alternative that works the same way?
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View allI'm really worried about my wife's thyroid levels. Her TSH is 12.12, T3 is 103, and T4 is 5.6. She's been having these mood swings, dry skin, constipation, headaches, and her voice sounds kind of child-like. She's 30. What kind of medication might help with this?
Your wifes thyroid levels suggest hypothyroidism, as indicated by the elevated TSH. She may need thyroid hormone replacement therapy, typically Levothyroxine, to regulate her thyroid function. It's best to consult her doctor for a precise dosage based on her specific needs and symptoms.
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I'm 18 and have gynaecomastia but no lactation is there any way to treat this without surgery
Yes, several non-surgical treatments can be used to address gynecomastia, particularly in teens, without the need for surgery. Many cases of gynecomastia in teenagers are related to hormonal changes during puberty and may resolve on their own within a few years. However, if the condition persists or is accompanied by pain, various medical and lifestyle interventions can be explored.
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I've been dealing with a thyroid issue for about 7 years now, and my TSH level is currently at 2.50. I'm on a 50 mg dose of medication. Is this level considered okay, or is it on the higher side? I'm just trying to understand if I should be concerned or if I need to make any adjustments.
Your TSH level (2.50) is within the normal range (0.45-4.5), indicating good thyroid function
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