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Thyroid test
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I did thyroid test 1 month back and iam having tsh 27.5.so doctor suggested me to take 100 mcg tablet and repeat tsh test after 1 month.i went for retest after 1 month ,now it has 0.6 which is normal.so doctor gave me 87.5 mcg tablet and I should continue for next month.she told me that I can plan for baby now.should I continue tablet even though it is normal and is it safe to plan for a baby now or should I wait for some more time?
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Continue it and you can start Homeopathic medicines for thyroid which will gradually help you to withdraw the allopathic medicines for thyroid and will cure it without any side effects
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Hi,it's ok you can plan now no problem, take homeopathic constitutional medicine will help you better during pregnancy which will be safe without any side-effects
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needs details consult online for further guidance and homeopathic prescription thank you
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Hi dear, you have Hypothyroidism or deficient thyroid secretion. Thyronorm tablets you are taking are hormonal tablets that is given to meet up your daily demands. 100mcg of Thyroid hormone was given to you daily as a external source. They are supplements & not a treatment. Homoeopathy medicines can improve your own thyroid secretion & thereby can cure this permanently & naturally & there wont be future recurrences. Also, you can plan for pregnancy while on Homoeopathic treatment.To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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It's in normal range because of the medicines. If you were to stop it, your TSH would again shoot up.
It's prescribed because it's necessary.
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