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Thyroid test done, still hairfall

2020-07-12 09:37:45
Hello sir/mam, I have done my thyroid test recently last month which comes as TSH 5.04. Earlier I was on a medication for 3 months and my thyroid was high(17). My hairfall was down no issues. But past few days around 1 week I am having hairfall again. Can you please suggest do I have to take any medication for thyroid?
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Many reasons for hair fall,not only thyroid issues,since u r taking medicines,its under control.So continue Take proper vegetable,fruits

Answered2020-07-12 11:41:29

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Take Tablet Thyronorm 25 micrograms one per day empty stomach early morning
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Take Tablet Keroglo once a day for 30 days at bedtime
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Take a boiled egg daily Drink milk with turmeric at night

Answered2020-07-13 03:30:25

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