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What Causes High TSH, Low T3 And T4 Levels?
Question: Please I have been having some reactions in my head so say I month . I have done MRI of the brain but was told nothing is wrong with my XXXXXXX my PB was some time 142/90 one because i am not sleeping well but when I sleep well it comes down to 130/77 with P at 58-65.
I was diagnosed of having mild endocrine disorder as my TSH is high while T3 and T4 are low . I am on both PB drug and levothroxine for the endcrine
As at now iam writing you, my PB is 127/72 and P is 58 yet the reactions on my head do not make me to sleep
Please what do I do.
I was diagnosed of having mild endocrine disorder as my TSH is high while T3 and T4 are low . I am on both PB drug and levothroxine for the endcrine
As at now iam writing you, my PB is 127/72 and P is 58 yet the reactions on my head do not make me to sleep
Please what do I do.
Brief Answer:
I would recommend as follows:
Detailed Answer:
Hello!
Thank you for asking on HCM!
I passed carefully through your actual and previous medical history (and complains), and I would recommend you for the moment to take one tablet 2.5 mg of Lorazepam (a benzodiazepine agent), which will help relieve your anxiety, induce a fast sleeping process and relax your scalp muscle tension (which seems ta have important implications in your symptoms also). A pain killer drug such as ibuprofen, etc would be helpful (used in conjunction with lorazepam).
My recommendation would be to review again your thyroid function level (the balance between thyroid hormone levels and underlying therapy), and consult a neurologist for a comprehensive neurological status examination to rule out/in other potential responsible factors (and start any anxiolytics/antidepresives as appropriately judged).
Hope to have been helpful to you!
Feel free to ask me whenever you need! Greetings! Dr. Iliri
I would recommend as follows:
Detailed Answer:
Hello!
Thank you for asking on HCM!
I passed carefully through your actual and previous medical history (and complains), and I would recommend you for the moment to take one tablet 2.5 mg of Lorazepam (a benzodiazepine agent), which will help relieve your anxiety, induce a fast sleeping process and relax your scalp muscle tension (which seems ta have important implications in your symptoms also). A pain killer drug such as ibuprofen, etc would be helpful (used in conjunction with lorazepam).
My recommendation would be to review again your thyroid function level (the balance between thyroid hormone levels and underlying therapy), and consult a neurologist for a comprehensive neurological status examination to rule out/in other potential responsible factors (and start any anxiolytics/antidepresives as appropriately judged).
Hope to have been helpful to you!
Feel free to ask me whenever you need! Greetings! Dr. Iliri
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