Dear friend, welcome to HCM.
I am quite worried over this.
the ascitis looks to be secondary to renal (kidney)failure due to long standing daibetic nephropathy.
we need to look into see if she has associated
heart failure,
hypothyroidism related
pericardial effusion (fluid around the heart) etc, by thorough evaluation.
i hope it would have been done.
what are T3, T4 levels now? and the protein levels?
also a serious condition myxoedema crisis can occur.
eltroxin is the only definitive treatment here for hypothyroid status.
in crisis, we use a steroid and ,if available , intravenous T4 hormone.
thsi happened due to very long standing disease and now decompensation.
but an
endocrinologist is a better judge for this.
kindly consult your specialist on these points.
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I hope to have answered your query satisfactorily.
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