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Tsh level 44

2019-03-28 09:47:05
I did a tsh test recently n the level has gone upto 44. How can it be normal. Previously it was 23. Then i discontinued the med thyronorme 50 mcg . Now my level has gone up.
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Hi. You should continue taking Thyroid medication. Consult for more information and dosing.

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It is not normal. It suggests deficiency of thyroid hormone. You need to restart medicines.

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