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TSH is 8.1, FT3, FT4 normal
Recently i was being treated for Gastritis/Acidity as i was feeling upper abdominal pain/discomfort, bloating etc. Gastroenterologist prescribed me Tablet Nexpro 40 for a month and Nexpro RD 40 thereafter for 15 days.
In my last visit doctor suggested me to test TSH. I have attached reports for same.
Is this high TSH because of side effects of medicines i took? Will tsh come back to normal on its own? Is there any natural way to cure this? If not What is the next step i should take? Is it something worrysome?
My height is 177 cm and Weight is 58 kg.
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TSH will not be raised because of medication you took for gastritis . It may increase some time due to infection , liver disease or any kidney problems or for ladies due to pregnancy. For you it may be suggestive of hypothyroid. But it should be confirmed again by repeating the TFT . There is no natural way which can cure Harmonal dis balance it can only kept on normal limit by replacing the harmon in form of tablet or injection
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