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TSH 13.4 uIU/ml

2018-12-21 19:38:05
I have recently got my tested TSH report and result is 13.4 uIU/ml so could anyone of you please prescribe me how much power of thyronom tablet I should take everyday ? FYI - currently I am taking 75 mg
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Hello, Welcome and thanks for your query. Your TSH is reading is high which means that the dose of Thyronorm is not sufficient. You can increase the dose to 88microgram every morning on an empty stomach and do not take any food for 1 hour after that. Check the TSH again after 1 month to make sure it is normal. Do get back to me if you have further queries.

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Yes you need to increase the dose. Share your body weight to help me say the exact increase recommended

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