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TSH is 11.1 but free T3 & T4 is normal

2020-05-10 04:31:55
My daughter have Thyroid by birth and she use to take medicine thyroxine 25 from child. We stopped this since last 2 months and got tested now again. The TSH level is 11.1 and Free T3 is 4.77 and Free T4 is 1.37. Please suggest is it normal now. Or she needs to continue taking the medicine. Her age is 5 years.
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never stop the thyroid treatment without the consult of your Doctor

Answered2020-05-10 05:18:48

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You should continue with the same dose..
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get rechecked after 6 weeks
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never stop the thyroid treatment without the consent of your Doctor

Answered2020-05-10 05:17:24

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Continue medicine again and never stop by yourself ...

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