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Thyrod - TSH count

2017-03-29 08:43:33
I got Thyroid detected in month of Nov with TSH count of 6.5, took 4 months medicine with which it came down to 2.59. I stopped taking medicine from last 10 days and I again took test and TSH count was 5.4 on the scale of 0.3 to 5.5. Please suggest if i have to continue medicine life long or i have to change my diet or any specific exercise to get it control
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Yes , you definitely need to continue your medicines and also need to avoid few things in diet. Also do exercise
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