Elevated TSH Level, Reduced With Treatment, Difficulty In Breathing On Climbing Stairs, Dietary Precautions?
doctor my mother is suffering from elevated TSH level 10.4 which has presently came down after 2 months of treatment to 7.4. T3 and T4 normal. she feels difficulty in breathing after walking upstairs. please suggest diet to be taken and and diet to be avoided. she takes curd is it good ? please doctor if u can provide a list what to follow and what to not......
I can see you are genuinely concerned about your mother. Her TSH is still on the higher side (suggesting that she is still hypothyroid). Because she is becoming breathless while climbing stars, another problem she could be suffering from is CHF (congestive heart failure), which can get precipitated because of hypothyroidism. It is very important that you get her cardiac status evaluated by a cardiologist asap.
As far as food is concerned, there are no particular restrictions. Just make sure she does not consume a lot of fatty and fried food. This can worsen her cardiac condition, if she has one.
What is her age?
Hope she gets well soon.
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Elevated TSH Level, Reduced With Treatment, Difficulty In Breathing On Climbing Stairs, Dietary Precautions?
Dear Prasun, I can see you are genuinely concerned about your mother. Her TSH is still on the higher side (suggesting that she is still hypothyroid). Because she is becoming breathless while climbing stars, another problem she could be suffering from is CHF (congestive heart failure), which can get precipitated because of hypothyroidism. It is very important that you get her cardiac status evaluated by a cardiologist asap. As far as food is concerned, there are no particular restrictions. Just make sure she does not consume a lot of fatty and fried food. This can worsen her cardiac condition, if she has one. What is her age? Hope she gets well soon.