Question
Is a baby’s TSH level of 9.66 normal? The child has been acting abnormally recently, often crying and fussing, and a hospital check-up did not reveal any obvious issues.
Answer
A baby’s TSH level can vary from individual to individual, with the normal range typically between 1.70-9.10 mIU/L. However, this is just a reference range, and the child’s symptoms may require a combination of other tests and observations for a definitive diagnosis. It is recommended that parents observe the child’s behavior and growth development, and discuss the test results and treatment plan in detail with a pediatrician. In daily life, attention should be paid to the child’s balanced nutrition, with an increased intake of fresh vegetables and fruits, ensuring adequate rest, and supplementing with various vitamins and trace elements to enhance the child’s resistance. If there is a suspicion that the child may have epilepsy, it is recommended to undergo an electroencephalogram (EEG) to help confirm the diagnosis. Once diagnosed, a corresponding treatment plan should be formulated based on the specific condition.