Hi. My niece is suffering from hypothyroidism. It is quite surprising to see her blood test report. Her TSH is 105.540, T3 is 87.34 and T4 is 5.6. Can you please suggest?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Very high TSH indicates severe hypothyroidism despite normal T3/T4. She must see an endocrinologist. Immediate thyroid medication adjustment is needed. Please take thyroid tests again for follow up.

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