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2021-06-11 13:03:22
I m taking thyronorm 125mcg .. doctor asked me to take blood test for T3,T4,TSH in empty stomach .. In empty stomach I need to take thyroid medicine before giving blood ?? Or without thyroid medicine in empty stomach can I give blood to test ??
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Take Thyroxin in empty stomach immediately after brushing. Give blood sample after taking tablet.

Answered2021-06-12 12:37:57

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Empty stomach with out taking medicines.

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