Also - some studies show you can reduce antibodies by giving up the typical "inflammatory" foods, like gluten and dairy, but it doesn't work for everyone. Your best bet is to get a full thyroid panel done and then get medicated. My TSH hit 129 before I was medicated and then it took 15 months of fighting to get them to test my other thyroid labs, and "surprisingly" I have hashimotos too. It's a real uphill struggle for thyroid patients. I don't get why. I guess part of it is that the symptoms can be passed off as other causes.
I'm confused how you can be subclinical hypothyroid with a TSH of 7.62? Anything about 4.5/5 is considered hypo, ideally for a woman below 40 (not sure how old you are!) It should be around 1-2.5