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2016-11-21 18:50:06
I am taking eltroxin 100mg since 5 years. But now the tsh increased to 8.3. What should be the dose from now?
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Increase the dose to 112.5 mcg early in the morning. Also Tab Thyrobless once daily after breakfast.

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Pls increase the dose to Eltroxin 125 mcg - 1-0-0 (empty stomach) in morning. Recheck TSH after 2 months, thanks.

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