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Question: I just tested my blood and attached are the observations. TSH and Cholesterol are high. Can you please suggest some medicines/precautions? Is it worrying?
1. I am on light diet since 8 months. I eat very little processed foods. But regularly eat peanuts. Cooked vegetables, pulses, curd etc.
2. I am having a little skin issues and bad constipation but have lost weight due to diet and exercise.
3. I am a pure vegetarian. I had lots of cabbage and cauliflower in winter.
Please suggest.
1. I am on light diet since 8 months. I eat very little processed foods. But regularly eat peanuts. Cooked vegetables, pulses, curd etc.
2. I am having a little skin issues and bad constipation but have lost weight due to diet and exercise.
3. I am a pure vegetarian. I had lots of cabbage and cauliflower in winter.
Please suggest.
Brief Answer:
TSH
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your post in HCM
I do understand your pain and discomforts
As per your clinical signs is concerned please provide me few details which will help me to arrive at a final points-:
1)Do you feel weakness?
2)Do you have increased sensitivity to cold?
3)Do you have pain, stiffness, or swelling in your joints?
So follow me with your answer to know whether it is clinical or sub clinical.
Hope that helps
TSH
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your post in HCM
I do understand your pain and discomforts
As per your clinical signs is concerned please provide me few details which will help me to arrive at a final points-:
1)Do you feel weakness?
2)Do you have increased sensitivity to cold?
3)Do you have pain, stiffness, or swelling in your joints?
So follow me with your answer to know whether it is clinical or sub clinical.
Hope that helps
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
I don't think i have any weakness, swellings or pain. Do not feel too much cold as well. I bath with cold water, drink cold water. I think I feel normal cold.
I am though a little lazy. But I walk 30 minutes almost daily. I feel sleepy all the time and my lower lips are dry all the time and feeling a little more thirsty since 1.5 weeks.
I am though a little lazy. But I walk 30 minutes almost daily. I feel sleepy all the time and my lower lips are dry all the time and feeling a little more thirsty since 1.5 weeks.
Brief Answer:
TSH
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your follow up questions
As per your answer is concerned you are sub clinical under active thyroid so no medication is required right now unless you have clinical sign or TSH level above 10.so take a multivitamin regularly and add b-complex every month.
Try to avoid certain fruits like cabbage, brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, XXXXXXX kohlrabi, rutabaga, pak-choi, turnips, Lima beans, Cassava, Maize, Bamboo shoots, Sweet potatoes etc
Limit consumption of soy-based foods
As per your report your total cholesterol 116mg so nothing to be worried at all and TSH is little high but no clinical sign present so nothing to be worried about it as well. Do exercise and avoid certain foods that you can do now and in my opinion no specific medications is required. Do check your TSH next month.
Hope that helps
TSH
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your follow up questions
As per your answer is concerned you are sub clinical under active thyroid so no medication is required right now unless you have clinical sign or TSH level above 10.so take a multivitamin regularly and add b-complex every month.
Try to avoid certain fruits like cabbage, brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, XXXXXXX kohlrabi, rutabaga, pak-choi, turnips, Lima beans, Cassava, Maize, Bamboo shoots, Sweet potatoes etc
Limit consumption of soy-based foods
As per your report your total cholesterol 116mg so nothing to be worried at all and TSH is little high but no clinical sign present so nothing to be worried about it as well. Do exercise and avoid certain foods that you can do now and in my opinion no specific medications is required. Do check your TSH next month.
Hope that helps
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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