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2021-02-08 17:39:09
Hello, Please advise how much MG dosage should one take if the TSH count is 6.8. T3,T4 was normal within range. Regards
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Your lab tests are consistent with subclinical or mild early stage hypothyroidism. Whether or not you will need medication will depend on your symptoms. You may also need further testing to determine the causes of the condition.
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So ur condition is called subclinical hypothyrodisum. Starting on treatment will depend on few factors such as neck swelling or TPO antibody levels. So need more information and investigations. Kindly consult
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