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Thyroid issue

2020-10-20 09:32:59
Hello Doctor, I have been diagnosed with hypothyroidism 4 months back with the level of TSH 10.5..i used medication till Oct 1st..after that stopped using for 18 days. After testing my thyroid levels is normal now..3.8. Please suggest what should I do now. Should I continue medicine or stop taking it. Your reply is awaited. Thanks in advance. Regards, Laxmi Prasanna.
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You should not stop the medications without doctor’s advice. When u take thyroid medications it takes around 6 weeks to show in your blood report Start the medications again and repeat the test after 6 weeks ( TSH with free T3/T4) And consult a doctor with the reports

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