When on treatment with thyroxine, tsh levels should come between 3 to 4 milli units, for better control and disappearance of all symptoms. Since your tsh level is 7.41 milli uits/ml, it shows the dose of thyroxine is not adequate. Dose has to go up. In fact in the beginning itself dose should have been higher. If dose is not increased, then most symptoms may come back.

When on treatment for hypothyroidism tsh levels should be between 3 to 4 milli units / ml, to be in control and free from symptoms. If you achieved that then all symptoms including hair loss will stop. Of all the symptoms hair loss is the last one to go. Plus I am sure you are following the dosing guidelines of taking thyroxine tablets early morning on empty stomach and nothing to be taken after that for 2 hours. This has to be followed always. Secondly avoid soy beans, soy containing products, ...more

Choti choti baatein bhulna koi bimari nahin hai. 1. Aapko thyroid hai - aapko apni diet ka and pani ka bahut dhyan rakhna chahiye. Diet samay par, aur sare din mein kam se kam 2-3 litres pani pina chahiye.
2. Exercise, yoga, jogging bahut zaroori hai - thyroid control aur energy level theek rakhne ke liye.
3. Ab aapke brain ke paas information overload hai, isliye important information likh kar rakheye. Ism koi sharam ki baat nahin hai - sabhi badi log zaroori kaam aur information likh k...more

Mr. Lybrate-user, tsh level above 6 milli units is considered as sub clinical hypothyroidism. Usually treatment is given after the tsh level crosses 10 milli units / ml. Your bmi is 34.43 kgs/ m2, which is grade 1 obesity. Is the weight increase recent one or you have been having this from earlier? because hypothyroidism does lead to weight gain. Some experts are of the opinion even at sub clinical level, it is better to give thyroxine tablets. That is done if any symptoms related hypothyroidism...more

Mr. Lybrate-user, by saying thyroid 15.04 are you referring to tsh level? if so it is very high. On treatment it should be around 3 to 4 milli units. As for vitamin d, best source is to get exposed to early morning sun. There are vitamin d3 supplements available, they can be used. More importantly your hypothyroidism needs to be checked properly. Thanks for the question.

Mr. Lybrate-user, you have hypothyroidism. This condition remains for lifetime. Treatment has to continue through out. Please tell me current tsh levels. If tsh is between 3 to 4 milli units / ml then all symptoms are in check.

Meghaji, with tsh level of 7.6 milli units/ml, there is no need for starting treatment with thyroxine. Usually treatment is advised after the tsh level crosses 10 milli units/ml. You are in subclinical category. You should avoid soy beans, soy containing products, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, radish, mustard, peanuts and coffee. Plus should exercise to avoid weight increase also take iodinated salt and a restricted diet to keep weight in check. In subclinical condition (with tsh levels betwee...more

tsh level around 7 is not more high. it can control by proper dose of your medicnes..and changes in life styles...go morning and evening walk. take low fat diet,it whole grain,oats food, plenty of water.
take tab. thyronorm 125 mcg..1before meal in morning..

take iodine -rich meals, banana, intake at least 8 glass of water in day.
eat more fiber rich foods, coconut oil, green tea, tyrosine -rich foods, low fat milk, avoid soya - products, go for walk daily, do exercises---yoga. It can reduced over weight.
you can share with me your reports.

For a hypothyroid condition there is no specific or special food. And it is best advised to have a diet planned as per the thyroid levels, lifestyle and history.
Though you can follow some guidelines -
have small frequent meals.
Do not fast for long hours.
Avoid a very heavy meal at one time.
Avoid fruit juices, aerated drinks or sugarcane juice, honey, jaggery or sugar if having insulin resistance.
Avoid junk foods.
Exercise and stay active.
Do not attempt to try...more