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Hi, Having a TSH of 9 is consistent with the diagnosis of underactive thyroid. U need to do further blood tests to assess u better such as Free T3 Free T4 and thyroid ultrasound along with thyroid antibody test called ( TPO thyroid peroxidase). U can start taking thyroxine at dose of 50 ug single pill daily and repeat the TSH after 6 weeks. Hope u find it useful.

Hi. The test results show that your basal growth hormone level is quite high and u have a pituitary lesion of 8 mm in diameter. The prolactin level is only mildly elevated (28.7 ng) (ideally it should be less than 25 ng in females.It looks like the main problem is that your pituitary tumor of 8 mm is secreting extra amount of growth hormone and the ideal treatment is to go for surgery.U need to do further blood tests: IGF-1, LH,FSH and estradiol, cortisol. all tests at morning (9 am fasting).If u wish to take medical treatment rather than to go for surgery then u can take dostinex (oral pills that can lower both milk hormone and growth hormone) and a monthly injection called ''sandostatin LAR''. But i think that the ideal treatment in your case is ''surgery''. Hope u find it useful.

التقرير بالفرنسي !!! . بالنسبة لك انسي كلمة التهاب غدة . انت عندك كسل بالغدة ويحتاج علاجا يجب ضبطه بتحليل الغدة . ثم أي شكوى تشعرين بها ، الغدة ليس لها علاقة بها . الغدة ليس لها علاقة بها . أعيدي قراءتها كلما شكوت من شيء يعني ابحثي عن سبب آخر

العلاج بالتستوستيرون له مهمة تعويض عن الهرمون الناقص بالجسم ويحب ان يكون تحت اشراف الطبيب . عندها لاخوف منه . غير ذلك فعلا له مشاكل عديدة منها العقم

Hi. Ya our pancreas secretes both insulin and glucagon. In people with (longstanding) type 1 diabetes in particular the pancreas cells will fail to secrete glucagon and this can put the patient at increased risk of low blood sugar.Unfortunately we can not mimic our natural pancreas. our natural pancreas secretes the exact amount of insulin following a meal and therefore low blood glucose does not happen in normal people. However if u r having diabetes and taking exogenous insulin, we may underestimate or overestimate the dose and therefore sugar swings can happen. Hope u find it useful.