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What Do Low Thyroid Test Results Indicate?

HI, could a low thyroids test results, (.38 tsh) what causes headaches, dizziness, nausea, tender breast, water retention? I have been taking 100 mg of levotxxx, and the doc did not increase the dosage after the results of last blood test. Is this normal? thanks
Wed, 15 Jul 2015
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Hello. I have gone through your question. TSH is thyroid stimulating hormone, which is marginally low. If you are taking 100 mcg of levothyroxine, that means you have hypothyroidism. These symptoms are not related to your condition. Your doctor did not increase the dosage because you dont need and increase in dosage. If you continue to have these symptoms, this can be due to some other condition. I would suggest to visit your doctor and get yourself examined. Thanks and Regards.
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What Do Low Thyroid Test Results Indicate?

Hello. I have gone through your question. TSH is thyroid stimulating hormone, which is marginally low. If you are taking 100 mcg of levothyroxine, that means you have hypothyroidism. These symptoms are not related to your condition. Your doctor did not increase the dosage because you dont need and increase in dosage. If you continue to have these symptoms, this can be due to some other condition. I would suggest to visit your doctor and get yourself examined. Thanks and Regards.