A TSH of 9.63 suggests your thyroid is underactive. Thyronorm (levothyroxine) is the correct medication to help balance this, but the exact dose must be carefully tailored to you by your doctor. Because you are experiencing shortness of breath, please consult your physician promptly. They will want to check your heart and lung health before safely starting or adjusting your levothyroxine dose.

When you miss ovulation, your body doesn't produce progesterone to trigger your period. Without it, estrogen continues to build the uterine lining, which is why it has reached 14 mm. This is a very common and expected finding in a delayed cycle. Crina NCR (norethisterone) acts like progesterone to help shed this built-up lining, which should return it to a normal thickness after your period. Since you also take Thyronorm (levothyroxine), keeping your thyroid levels balanced will help regulate your cycles.

Your doctor likely lowered your Thyronorm (levothyroxine) because a high T4 level means there is too much active thyroid hormone in your system, which can strain your heart. While a high TSH usually suggests the opposite, protecting you from excess T4 is the immediate safety priority. Since your scans and antibody tests are normal, autoimmune issues or growths are ruled out. Sometimes, the timing of your medication or even daily supplements (like biotin) can cause these temporary, conflicting lab readings. Lowering your dose is a safe step to protect your health while your levels stabilize. Please share any supplements you take with your doctor.

Your pelvic ultrasound helps monitor your ovaries for PCOD signs, like small cysts. Your sudden 8 kg weight loss is highly likely related to your elevated blood sugar (HbA1c 8.9), as high glucose can cause weight loss even while on metformin (Glyciphage SR). Your other medications?Krimsom 35, Tracnil, Thyronorm (thyroxine), and Cipcal?are working to balance your hormones, thyroid, and vitamin D. Please share these ultrasound results with your doctor soon. They will help adjust your diabetes care to stabilize your weight and blood sugar safely.

A starting dose of 50 mcg of Thyronorm (levothyroxine) is a very standard and appropriate dose for a TSH level of 7.25, which indicates a mildly underactive thyroid. Regarding your cycle, thyroid hormones closely regulate menstruation. An underactive thyroid itself often causes irregular or missed periods. When starting levothyroxine, your body undergoes a temporary hormonal adjustment, which can sometimes delay your period. As your hormone levels stabilize over the next few weeks, your cycle should become regular. Please share these updates with your doctor to monitor your progress.

Thyronorm (levothyroxine) dosage must be very carefully tailored to your specific blood test results. Because I cannot see your exact thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) levels here, I cannot safely recommend a specific dose. Taking the wrong dose can affect your well-being, so it is very important to have your doctor review your recent reports. They will calculate the exact, safe dose of levothyroxine needed to help you feel your best.