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Low TSH level

2018-05-28 12:10:15
My TSH level was 20 on March 2018 and I am undergoing treatment for the same. Today, I got my blood test and the results showing TSH level low, 0.05 So, should I continue with the medicine or stop taking medicine??
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Hi, In my opinion you might be taking higher doses of medicine since long so the level goes down.Definitely you need to consult the physician till then you can take medicine intermittently..like taking the medicine alternate day or can reduce the dose.But be careful n monitor your symptoms closely while doing so.

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if u take allopathic medicine then when u stop ur medicine again ur tsh level exceed. so before stopping consult to dr.

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