Thyroid Image Questions

lybrate-userji, Thanks for the query.
TSH 1.04 mU/L, is within the normal range. This means the dosge of Thyroxine that you are taking is good enough. Continue the same. Then check TSH after 6 months. Thanks.

Thyroid patient can get pregnant. You need to get your thyroid function test results under control with suitable medication. You need to monitor your thyroid function tests periodically during pregnancy.

First take blood test to know whether you have thyroid.
Then Consult with reports.
Symptoms alone cannot decide thyroid problems.

Yes. Medicines depends upon whether you r hyper or hypothyroid. And your TSH AND FREE T4 values. Thank you.

No specific diet Eltroxin for hypothyroidism and neomercazole radio iodine or surgery for hyperthyroidism Write details to me

Thyroid two main type 1. In Hyperthyroidism Pt. Become Thin. Increase appetite, loss of weight palpitations.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. There is no special food for hypothyroidism, plus it is not a curable disease. Being a hormone deficiency disease, regular hormone supplement in adequate dosage, is the only treatment. As regards some precautions - avoid soy beans and soy containing foods. Avoid bakery items, breads, pastries and colas. Always use whole grain flour for roti and chapati. Consume more of green leafy vegetables and salads. Thanks.

IN HYPOTHYROIDISM:---
where there is deficiency of thyroxine hormone leading to sluggishness,
tired feeling, weight increase, slow heart beats, intolerance to cold, swelling of legs, feet and
face, difficulty in concentrating and at times in speech. Treatment for hypothyroidism is
giving thyroxine tablets. And dose are according to level of thyroid for life time.

Avoid bad habits . Avoid stress. Some Re...more

Lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
TSH 3.9 mU/L, is good, with in expected limit. When on treatment with adequate dosage of Levothyroxine, TSH is maintained around 3 to 4 mU/l, at which most of the symptoms are in check. You will have to continue taking the same dosage as you are taking at present. Please do not stop the treatment. Thanks.

Proper thyroid function is dependent upon multiple vitamins and minerals working together. According to various sources, the following nutrients may all be involved in either initiating thyroid dysfunction or helping to manage symptoms through maintaining adequate levels: protein, vitamin d, vitamin a, thiamine (b1), riboflavin (b2), cobalamin (b12), iodine, selenium, iron, zinc, vitamin c, and magnesium.
For checkup’s you can visit doctor every 6 months or yearly after it’s under control.