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Low t4 with normal TSH suggests problem of pituitary gland function I.e. Central hypothyroidism. Need more details in the form of physical examination and investigations to confirm diagnosis and right treatment. Visit qualified endocrinologist (Doctor with DM or DNB training in endocrinology) in your city.

Practice regularly,,u will succeed,,try to work out more on ur legs,,in gym work more on ur legs,take high protein diet,,take ors

As you take the advised medicine, water intake and incoroorate phytonutrients in your diet, you will come to normal. U may contact for further guidance.

HELLO, Please share the ultrasound report for purview and also mention her last menstrual period.
Regards.

Yes, you need to resume Thyroid meds. For a start resume with the same dose you were prescribed. Subsequently your treating physician will modulate the dose based on lab tests and clinical picture.
As a rule I always optimize Vit D for all my patients, with periodic monitoring of blood levels. The same goes for Vit B12 and other nutrients and metabolic factors.

BP after running
Effects of exercise on blood pressure. Aerobic activities such as swimming, cycling, and running, put additional demands on your cardiovascular system. As a result, systolic blood pressure rises. It's normal for systolic blood pressure to rise to between 160 and 220 mm Hg during exercise.
Don't worry its better to consult doctor.

Prevention
•wear shoes that fit properly and support the foot.
•wear the right shoes for physical activity.
•stretch your muscles before exercising.
•pace yourself during physical activity.
•maintain a healthy diet.
•rest when you feel tired or when your muscles ache.
•maintain a healthy weight.
Treatment
•rest as much as possible.
•apply ice to the heel for 10 to 15 minutes twice a day.
•take over-the-counter pain medications.
•wear shoes that fit...more

Take high protein diet low fat and spicy food food like egg whites//fish /meat /green vegetables//seasonal fruits introduce 3 to 4 servings take frequent meals every 3 to 4 hrs increase water intzke3 to 4 lots for more details consult online through Lybrate app for proper management or phone call me I will help you to come out from this problem.

Hi Lybrate user,
12 year old cannot be Type 2.
Your first concern should be whether he is having ketoacidosis.
It requires intensive management.
Once he recovers then we should think of other modalities of treatment.
I pray for his early recovery.

You won't be having calcium defieciency at 18,
Consult a physiotherapist for diagnosis, could be just a ,soft tissue injury, No worries.