Patient's question:
Check the causes of precocious puberty. The doctor checked the results from T4, TSH to sex hormones, which will be available next week. I see that the TSH is 4.36, which is high. What does this mean? Also, do I need a cranial CT or MRI?Doctor's answer:
As of the current situation, there are only some slightly elevated phenomena. In this case, further examination is not necessary. No brain CT is required. As long as there are no other special manifestations, it does not indicate any abnormality, as long as the thyroxine level is normal. Guidance: High TSH indicates abnormal thyroxine, while T4 is normal. Whether further examination is needed should be analyzed based on the results of the sex hormone test.