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Thyroid level after pregnancy

2017-09-10 16:38:40
My Thyroid levels were high in pregnancy and was advised to take 50 mcg thyronorm tablet throughout... Now, after an year of delivery, my Thyroid levels are well within range... The last time I got it checked, TSH was 1.6... I would like to understand if I can reduce the dosage... Currently I am seeing terrible hair loss and apart from that no other symptoms...
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Hi, Your TSH level seems to be low..pls consult your gynaecologist who prescribed you the tablet so that she will reduce the dosage.

Answered2017-09-11 13:54:59

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