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Need your help with my thyroid problem, Pankaj/ Nisha/Dr.Sharma

these were my levels:
TSH - 0.14
Thyroid antibodies serum
thyroglobulin antibodies- 133.1
thyroid peroxidase antibodies- 31.0
phosphorous serum - 2.9
parathyroid harmone
calcium - 8.6
PTH - 82.3

  hope2007 on 2007-06-08
What exactly do you mean 'I had no thyroid'? The lab test numbers you provided are not normal (except phos) so if you haven't had your meds adjusted since that test you need to go back. Have your levels measured again, your cold and hair loss are classic hypothyroidism. If thyroxine isn't working tell your doctor you want to try the med that has T4 AND T3 in it. Your levels should be monitored every couple mths anyways.

Your PTH is hi and calcium low so get out in the sun with your new baby and help your body make some Vitamin D (this will increase intestinal absorption of calcium which will eventually decrease your PTH). If you can't spend more time in the sun take Vit D every other day.
Weight loss should not be your top priority right now. You need to regain your overall health and then if weight is still a problem address it then. The homeopaths on this forum can help you regain your health but there is no magic homeopathic pill for weight loss.
thursday last decade
To help you understand a bit more about your thyroid issue-
TSH is thyroid stimulating hormone made by the pituitary gland. It stimulates your thyroid to make T4. Normally, if you have low T4 your TSH will be elevated b/c your body is trying to tell your thyroid to increase its T4 production. Looks like your body didn't do this b/c your TSH is still low in the labs you posted. This means you most likely have Central Hypothyroidism and a problem with your pituitary gland or hypothalamus (hypothalamus regulates TSH release from pituitary). You need to ask your doctor about this. Most individuals with Central Hypothyroidism require higher levels of T4 (thyroxine) meds than the usual hypothyroid case and its usually good to get an MRI of your head to make sure nothing serious is going on.
Another possibility is that you had/have Postpartum Thyroidits. Again you need to ask your doctor about this.

By the way, I'm a medical student here in the US so I know a bit about this but I'm not a doctor.
thursday last decade


