Myths vs facts: TSH Schilddrüse and menopause

The provided context does not contain specific information on TSH and menopause. Generally, TSH can rise slightly during menopause, but this often remains within normal range and does not necessarily indicate thyroid disease. Myths such as 'menopause always causes hypothyroidism' are not supported. A single TSH test is insufficient; fT3, fT4, and antibodies should be measured. MyBody-X hormone tests are described as marketing-heavy in the context, without listing specific thyroid markers. Therefore, caution is advised: no self-diagnosis, but medical evaluation if symptoms occur. The evidence from the given material is insufficient.