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2019-02-17 17:05:31
Mom  tsh level was 8.16 on aug 2018 but after three months report were normal. Now by report I m thinking her t3 t4 tsh level is going low her t3 is 77 t4 is 5.6 and tsh is 2.91 she is prescribed to take thyronorm 25 mg.. So she should continue with this medication or it should be change
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Hi. In your mother case the level of TSH initially was not in the range to consider it as hypothyroidism.. Range above 20 is recommended to label as hypothyroid and the normal range is upto 5 while in case like that of your mother requires further investigation to guide therapy. Consult online for proper treatment guidance.

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Hi,she can't stop it immediately let her continue but along with that she can take homeopathic constitutional medicine
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needs details consult online for further guidance

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First of all she should not stop the regular medication immediately. With the ongoing medication she can still consult any homeopath and with her complete case history we can start her treatment and with suitable homeopathic medication we can note down her changes and can slowly tapper down her ongoing medication.
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She very sensitive person. Yes v need to tapper her dosage, suddenly can’t stop. Then shift to homeopathy and couple of months .then she ll fine. Suggest you contact online for details. Will guide you right

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Consult endocrinologist

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Better to consult your physician

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