Question 1

Why is my TSH level suddenly dropping so low to 0.014? My HbA1c is at 8.5 and everything else, like my BP and cholesterol, seem normal. I'm a bit worried about the low TSH. Is there a way to increase it? What steps should I take?

Accepted Answer

Inner ear itching, pain, and ringing sound can be distressing.

Possible causes:

- Earwax buildup
- Middle ear infection
- Ear canal irritation
- Allergies or sinus issues

For relief, try:

- Applying ear drops like Otrivin or Otosporin
- Using an ear syringe with warm water for wax removal
- Taking antihistamines for allergies

Consult an ENT specialist for proper diagnosis and personalized advice.

Question 2

My mom's CT scan found an 11 mm adrenaline adenoma. The report is attached. Should we think about surgery or is medication an option to manage this?

Accepted Answer

excision is advised,surgery tt .

Question 3

I've been diabetic for 10 years and my doctor recently told me to lose weight because my diabetes is worsening. Would weight loss surgery help control my diabetes better? What are the potential risks if I decide to go for it?

Accepted Answer

Weight loss surgery can be helpful in obese diabetic patients. Most of our patients were able to come off their diabetes medications following weight loss. It is difficult to comment on whether you would benefit from weight loss surgery as i do not have any details about the type of your diabetes, medications and your weight. You may want to consult a qualified diabetologist.

What are healthy habits that can prevent diabetes?

Prefer foods lower in fats, sugar and calories and higher in fiber. Focus on fruits, green vegetables and whole grains. Regular physical activity.

More Endocrinology Health Queries

Why is my TSH level suddenly dropping so low to 0.014? My HbA1c is at 8.5 and everything else, like my BP and cholesterol, seem normal. I'm a bit worried about the low TSH. Is there a way to increase it? What steps should I take?

My mom's CT scan found an 11 mm adrenaline adenoma. The report is attached. Should we think about surgery or is medication an option to manage this?

I've been diabetic for 10 years and my doctor recently told me to lose weight because my diabetes is worsening. Would weight loss surgery help control my diabetes better? What are the potential risks if I decide to go for it?

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