You don't have to change the medicine, only adjust the dose. Please consult your General Physician in your area for the further management

If you have hypothyroidism and your TSH level is 10, thyronorm 50 mcg is not adequate, you may need a higher dose to lower the TSH level

No continue the same..

You should definitely consult a doctor with old and new reports. Definitely need to confirm if you have hypo or hyperthyroidism. More details are needed. I can guide you with further treatment.

Please share details,  then O can help you.

You have hyperthyroidism, then why you take levothyroxine 50 mcg ?? Please make it correct with in your question and again posted it on practo.

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Hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism? Your labs seem to indicate hypothyroidism and you definitely need further changes in your medication. Please consult for further advice

I think u have hypothyroidism and not hyperthyroidism, u take Tab Thyronorm 50mcg right?….. u need to increase the dose of tab thyronorm tablet …. U can make it 75mcg and recheck thyroid profile after 1 month

Your TSH has risen to 10 (normal is usually 0.4–4.0 mIU/L), which means your antithyroid medicine (likely carbimazole or methimazole, often in 5 mg or 20 mg tablets — note: 50 mcg would be very low and unusual for hyperthyroidism treatment; it might be a typo for 50 mg or similar) has over-controlled your thyroid. This is common during treatment and suggests you’re moving toward hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) from overtreatment. This is not a failure of the medicine but a sign the current dose is too high now. It’s good you checked — catching this early prevents symptoms like tiredness, weight gain, cold feeling, or constipation.

Hi. If  TSH then it is hypothyroidism not hyperthyroidism. For proper dose please do consult with Dr R S SAINI faridabad.

It is hypothyroidism Need to add on dose Do consult

No need to change

Probably u have hypo not hyper thyroidism as u said 50mcg tablet s Ur levothyroxin dosage needs increase Any symptoms?your weight?any other autoimmune disease s?

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult

There seems to be some confusion here. If you truly have hyperthyroidism, you are not supposed to take 50 mcg thyroid tablets (levothyroxine) — that medicine is for hypothyroidism. A TSH of 10 actually suggests hypothyroid levels, not hyperthyroid. So either: •you were originally hypothyroid, or •the diagnosis/medicine needs correction.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

I think you have hypothyroidism