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Hello dr, my dad( non smoker , non alcohol and exercises 1 hr in the morning ) aged 52 is cardiac pt( post ptca ) , using tab ecospirin Telma 40, met xl , rosuvastatin Recently diagnosed with sub clinical hypothyroidism and was using thyronorm 25 mcg and stopped for 3 months as tsh levels became normal Yesterday again we checked tft ..the tsh levels raised so should he start using the tab again??? From 2 days he's taking long breaths fr a sec and becoming normal what could be the cause ?? There is minor wheezing in left sided chest region ??? No cough , no temperature and no sob His eosinophil count is 6 and esr is 20 At the back (small)region he has small rounded non itchy papules(very tiny bumps) are found since 10 days ??? Looking for a solution Any precaution or any antibiotics to be used ??? Thanks in advance
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Restart Thyromorm 20mcg. Dont stop again . Repeat TSH level after 8weeks. Regarding deep breathes intermittently...see for any gastritis symptoms.  Use PANTOCID once a day.
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Take thyronorm.need more details so that I can guide you appropriately
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Hello, You need to restart Thyronorm 25 mcg in the morning daily empty stomach. Do not stop the medicine unless your doctor tells you. Normal TSH is not an indication to stop treatment as it was normalized because of the medicines. Repeat TFT after 3 months and consult your physician or endocrinologist. As far as his wherzing is concerned get a chest x ray done. Do not stop any heart medicines without consulting. Take care. Stay safe
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