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Thyroid tablet prescription

2020-02-05 07:05:52
My doctor advised me to take one tablet 75mcg tablet 6 days week And one and half 75mcg on 7 day why is it so please advice
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Hi.. yes.it is given that way to adjust for slight escalation of dose requirements for an individual. Thyroid tablet taken in whatever strength will all add up to your weekly and monthly doses so..it's ok to adjust that way to ensure monthly requirements are met. Adjustment as same dose everyday might cause overdosing to some and underdosing to some who have very specific dose requirements..

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It might just be given as a minor dose adjustment to maintain your TSH level within limits

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