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Thyroid issue
I have thyroid since i was 21years, i was given birth and now stopped breastfeeding from past 2 months, 3 months before also i checked thyroid profile at that time also, my tsh level was high n i suggested to take 100mcg thyronorm tablets, am regular to it, today i checked thyroid profile again , same tsh level is high 10.24
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needs reassessment of dose, adherence and absorption. Please consult me so I can review your thyroid report and guide you on the appropriate dose adjustment and followup testing.
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A TSH of 10.24 suggests under-replacement or reduced absorption of levothyroxine; the dose should not be changed blindly without FT4 and clinical review. Take it fasting with water 30â60 minutes before breakfast, keeping iron or calcium 4 hours apart.
Please repeat TSH with FT4 and arrange a review for dose adjustment, especially if you are planning pregnancy. You can book a consultation with me on Practo for a complete review.
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Continue the prescribed tablet as advised, repeat TSH and FT4 in 6â8 weeks, and review the reports before any dose change.
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