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Infant, Frequent Changes In Tsh Value. Harmful?

on 2nd day infant TSH Value 20.11 (normal 0 -20), on 5th day TSH Value 25 (normal 0-16).. on 8th day TSH Value 6.50 (normal 0-16) Now after 1 month TSH Value 12.50 (normal 0-10).. again tsh value check require, any problem above variation? parents thyroid problem no... please advice .. by joji kerala., indian
Mon, 13 May 2013
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Hi Joji,

Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.

What is the age of the child?

The normal levels of TSH will vary with the age.

I advise you to consult your pediatrician with the child to interpret the TSH report with his age so that it is known whether it is in normal range or not.

If it is suggestive of hypothyroidism, child should be treated with thyroid hormone to prevent the complications of hypothyroidism.

Hope I have answered your query.

Regards.
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Infant, Frequent Changes In Tsh Value. Harmful?

Hi Joji, Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic. What is the age of the child? The normal levels of TSH will vary with the age. I advise you to consult your pediatrician with the child to interpret the TSH report with his age so that it is known whether it is in normal range or not. If it is suggestive of hypothyroidism, child should be treated with thyroid hormone to prevent the complications of hypothyroidism. Hope I have answered your query. Regards.