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2020-04-23 21:23:31
I had 5.2 TSH during first month of pregnancy. For which I was prescribed 25mg of thyroxin tablet. Later I had a miscarriage and d n c surgery on 9th March. And continued to take 12.5 mg tablet. Due to covid , I'm avoiding the blood test for TSH. Should I continue taking it ? As recently my body is mostly heated up without temperature. And I'm irritated. Is that I'm having hyperthyroidism ? Should I stop taking the medicine ?
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First thing to do is go for the fresh TSH test Check your wait Do meditation
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wait for the report meanwhile continue your Thyroid dose same as you are taking
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consult  online your preferred doctor

Answered2020-04-24 01:39:20

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