TSH Results / Levels: How to explain in 80 seconds

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[creativeconcept]

Your TSH levels are like your boss. You want a healthy level of communication. Just enough so things go smoothly. If theyre flooding your phone with messages, then you should be worried.

[georgeajy]

What a great way to remember TSH levels in both thyroid disorders. Thank you Sir!

[drm]

Thank you, I was struggling to explain this today in simple way, thank you

[rasoulcarrera]

searched for half of an hour, found my answer in 80 sec, thanks :)

[joanleimkuehler]

Thank you! I've had hypothyroidism for 30 years. Never understood the inverse relationship. Now I do.

[DrDinooshDeLivera]

Great video as always. Thank you so much Dr Aman Arora! Really appreciate all your hard work and dedication!!!

[VakpathiRaoManupadi]

It was so SIMPLE and SWEET!!!! You are the Man! Dr 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[YOLOSUNNY]

Freaking genius.. Thank you so much !! This is so helpful

[RR-tqsn]

Wow. Best explanation ever. I notice that when my THS is hight I start talking very much. My wife notice it, my friends notice it and recently I also noticed it. Is that related?
Thanks for the video

[mariyakhan]

my t3 is 1.59 nmol/L
T4 is 8.00 ug/dl
Tsh is 0.723 uIU/ml
𝙋𝙡𝙯𝙯𝙯𝙯𝙯 𝙩𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙩 𝙣𝙤𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙡??

[williamwaters]

My sister who has been taking levothyroxine for years just learned that there is an inverse relationship between the pituitary gland and the thyroid gland. When the TSH is high medication is need to lower the production of TSH. I was shocked that she did not know that. It makes me wonder how may other people who take thyroid meds. do not know how it works.

[margielavarias]

God bless all that you do! I am doing my homework to prepare for med pass and this helped so much!

[freethinker]

man that was straight forward to the point. thanks!

[teddibeard]

Thank you for making this easy to understand!

[dayotravelsineurope]

Dear Sir,
Can you please guide me? What are the causes of high TSH? VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO Dr

[ManishSingh-wbjt]

sir my T3 is 0.99
my T4 is 8.13
my TSH is 2.511
is everything in normal range plz reply me i am nervous
i did my test yesterday

[orchidsrosesg_disone]

My TSH is low but I have all the symptoms of hypothyroidism. NOT hyperthyroidism.

[leebooker]

Thank you. TSH levels came back a little lower on the scale meaning my Thyroid is working just fine.

[livinlavidaloca]

Thank you very much for explaining it in a very easy way. Thanks xx

[TheZoelorelei]

Ok doc..A little gane...51 years old fully menopaused 2 years, on tibolone 10 months. History of mild hyper 2 years back resolved with mild med.
All balanced since.
Ladt results, high T3.
Tsh 0 9
Low testosterone 7.
When tibolone suppose to increase it.
Symptoms tireness, breathless, loss of hair..
Low low energy.
What to do?
My platelets ration is mildly increasing each year