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HyperThyroid
My wife 50 yrs is a thyroid patient for last 20 yrs. Sugar for last 2 yrs. Medication used thyroid till 2022 was thyronorm 50mg. Last year she was diagnosed for hyper thyroidism and was asked to take medication neo-mercazole 5 thrice daily in addition to sugar medicines. Few days back on regular checkup for thyroid test (serum ECLIA): T3: 1.88, T4: 0.957: TSH(ultra sensitive) is 15.5 which is alarming.. My local physicians has advised for consultation of good thyroid specialist.
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Most likely high TSH level is due to neomercazole use.She may be asked to stop neomercazole and resume thyroxin with dose adjustment, preferably by an endocrinologist
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According to your wife sign and symptom she is now suffering from hypothyroidism .
You should stop now Neo - mercazazole .
You should now take Thyronorm 50 mcg per day for 1 month and
Do again test of thyroid profile.
Next Steps
After 1 month dose of drug will be decided .
your wife should follow good life style as take plenty of fluid and take less spicy and fatty foods and do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation.
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