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Thyroid was 5 mIU/ml in the month of November 2021.
During my pregnancy I used to take thyronorm 75mcg tablet and after delivery continued the same. It's been a 2 and half month from delivery date, today checked my tsh t3 and t4. T3 and T4 are normal in range but my tsh level is 0.03mIU/ml. Should I need to continue the tablets or reduce the dose.
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Your TSH level is too low. Your dose of Eltroxin need to be adjusted.
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Please consult a General Physician on Practo for further management.
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May be not
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Consultation is advisable
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During pregnancy thyroid profile slight change
May be normal due to medicine
Firstly stop medicines then check your thyroid profile after 20 days
Consult as needed
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