Hi doctor,PFA my (27 years old female) blood test report. Highlighted in bold are the tests which are out of range. Can you please advice on the reasons and corrective measures to get the exceeded test values in control? Do I need to perform any follow-up tests? I have got the blood test profile checked just as a general checkup and not specific to any illness. I am little skeptical about TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) results in its extremely high than acceptable range. Is it possible that there might be some mistake in the report? I have completed a course for hormonal imbalance (three strips of medicine, 21 tablets each).
Hi. Let me assure you there is nothing to be worried about. Few dietary deficiencies and the thyroid report (attachment removed to protect patient identity) shows hypothyroidism (that means your thyroid gland is not producing sufficient hormones) and yes, a TSH level that high can be seen. But before I suggest any medications I would like you to repeat the test with a NABL certified laboratory in your locality. Presently you can start with the following: Your report shows low Hb (hemoglobin) because of iron deficiency. So eat a lot of iron-rich food like ragi, dates, peanuts, jaggery, laddoo, and leafy vegetables. Avoid raw cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower in your diet. They tend to alter the proper function of your thyroid. Eat it only if well cooked and not more than once a week.  1.Capsule Dexorange (Ferric Ammonium Citrate), 0-1-0, after meals daily for 90 days. 2.Capsule Uprise D3 60k, 1-0-0 after breakfast, once a week for 8 weeks. For more information consult a diabetologist online.--->