Question 1

Dear Sir, My mother is an elderly patient with a history of dyspepsia, hypertension, and hypothyroidism. Her gallbladder was removed 8 years ago. She does not have diabetes, weighs around 95 kg, and is 68 years old. For the past 15 days, she has been experiencing pain in the groin area, which feels more like muscle or blood vessel pain rather than joint pain. I am wondering if this could be related to her elevated TSH level, which is reported as 7.8 in her latest lab report. She is currently taking Thyrox 100, Tazloc H 80, Metolar XR 50, Rose Day 10, and calcium supplements. I have attached her latest lab report and the most recent prescription for your reference. Please advise

Question 2

Hi, I am a 21 year old female and have been suffering from PCOD. I recently checked my thyroid function, and my blood report shows:
T3: 79 ng/dl (normal 60 to 200)
T4: 1.5 microgram/dl (normal 4.5 to 12)
TSH: more than 150 microIU/ml (normal 0.3 to 5.5)
Dear Doctor, please explain what my problem is, how it can be managed, and which medications I should take.

Question 3

I got married four months ago, but I have not become pregnant yet. I recently had hormonal tests done, and my results are:
FSH: 4.77 mIU/mL
TSH: 3.5 mIU/L

I have been experiencing throat problems for the last three months. I have taken medications, but I am still facing issues while eating. I would like to get some tests done to understand the cause. Could you please suggest which tests I should undergo for throat problems?

For a throat problem thats lasted 3 months and causes trouble while eating, the best first step is a throat endoscopy by an ENT doctor. This will help check for inflammation, reflux, or other issues. Thyroid and vitamin B12 levels can also be checked if symptoms persist.

More Thyroid Profile (T3 T4 TSH) Test Health Queries

I got married four months ago, but I have not become pregnant yet. I recently had hormonal tests done, and my results are: FSH: 4.77 mIU/mL TSH: 3.5 mIU/L