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What Is The Remedy For Hair Loss With Asimoto Thyroiditis?

hi
i was diagnosticated with ashimoto thyroiditis 3 years ago i had a thyroid nodule and hight level of AC ANTI TPO and AC ANTI TG and euthyroidie
after one year i made a control no AC NTI TPO no AC ANTI TG euthyrodie
this year i have a hight level of ACTG but ACTPO are negativ euthyroidie but i feel so bad i have hair loss fatigue
what can i do to feel better
Mon, 10 Mar 2014
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Hello,

It is not clear if you have hypothyroidism as a consequence of Hashimoto's thyroiditis. HAirfall may not be solely due to that. Are you a male or female and what is your age?
The elevated Anti TPO is due to HAshimoto's thyroiditis. THERE IS ABSOLUTLY NO NEED TO RECHECK ANti TPO and Anti TG etc again and again.

Unless and until we know the root cause of hairfall, it is difficult to comment further.

My advice would be to check TSH and Free T4 and write to me with that report

Regards
Binu
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What Is The Remedy For Hair Loss With Asimoto Thyroiditis?

Hello, It is not clear if you have hypothyroidism as a consequence of Hashimoto s thyroiditis. HAirfall may not be solely due to that. Are you a male or female and what is your age? The elevated Anti TPO is due to HAshimoto s thyroiditis. THERE IS ABSOLUTLY NO NEED TO RECHECK ANti TPO and Anti TG etc again and again. Unless and until we know the root cause of hairfall, it is difficult to comment further. My advice would be to check TSH and Free T4 and write to me with that report Regards Binu