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Tsh of 8.5 with normal t3 and t4

2019-10-02 10:16:57
Sir my wife report have tsh value of 8.5 and normal t3 and t4..and also have symptoms of thyroid like weight gain muscle pains in hands and fingers and other symptoms..doctor proscribe me for throx 75 tablet this dose is correct for this reading or less dose is good.please help.
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Look, the starting dose we generally use of Thyrox is 100mcg everyday. Your doctor has given Thyrox 75 after better understanding of your wife's health conditions. After continuous monitoring we lower the dose accordingly. Your doctor has practiced medicine so long and has has lot more experience than Google. So have trust on your Doctor. Not your friends family or google.
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