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Regarding TSH
Hi, my mom is TSH level is 11, what does it mean, is it dangerous??? What should I do?? And she is also a diabetic patient
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These both conditions are reversible as long as you are willing to change your diet and lifestyle.
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Give Tab. Eltroxin 100 mg one daily morning for one month.Recheck Tsh level,if not improving-- consult on procto-online pl.
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immediately start medicine
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Hello dear. You first relax. I noted your mother is a diabetic and suffering from increase TSH level.
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please mention the drugs taking for her diabetic and what is her diet habbit s?
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get consultation online with me and I will explain what r all the steps to be followed. ok.
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