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Can TSH Of 5.65 Causes Dry Skin And Hair Loss?

hi this is gnreddy my age is 23 .recently i did blood test in my company in this thyroid stimulating hormone(tsh) is 5.65(0.3-5.5) and also recently my skin goes very dry and hair loose is also there past 5 days on words in front side of my neck lite pain is there. so can i meet the doc on this which doc i will meet. can you please suggest me.
Mon, 7 Sep 2015
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Hello,
Thanks for posting in HCM.
Increased TSH with symptoms like dry skin and and hair loss suggest that you might be having hypothyroidism.
But to confirm it you will need to do further study for free T3 and free T4.
I suggest you to get these above tests done and then with all the reports you can consult a endocrinologist who looks after matter related to thyroid related problems.
I hope i have answered your query well.
Thank you
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Can TSH Of 5.65 Causes Dry Skin And Hair Loss?

Hello, Thanks for posting in HCM. Increased TSH with symptoms like dry skin and and hair loss suggest that you might be having hypothyroidism. But to confirm it you will need to do further study for free T3 and free T4. I suggest you to get these above tests done and then with all the reports you can consult a endocrinologist who looks after matter related to thyroid related problems. I hope i have answered your query well. Thank you