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Hyperthyroidism and cough

2017-09-10 19:32:53
Hello Doctor, I have hyperthyroidism complain. My t3 value is 137, t4 value is 19.1 and tsh <0.01. In my recent reports So i want to know if any treatment requirement? And is what is tsh it is <0.01 so what to worry about please let me know and also I have cough problem that don't go away at all.. Whats wrong please tell.
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Kindly consult endocrinologist and Chest physician... U need to adjust dose of meds to achieve T4 within normal limit. Tsh would take long time to become normal so not to worry much as long as T4 is Normal with meds Stop betablocker and change to other meds Asthma and Thyroid problem can come exist

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