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Change of dose as my TSH Count reduced 6
Due to pregnancy, I got thyroid, it reduced to 2 after the pregnancy. (Dose taken 50 mg) However after 4-5 months it increased to greater than 100.
After medication of combinations of medicines.it's back to 6 in January from 11 in October.( Dose taken 125mg on Monday - Saturday, 150mg on Sunday. Now in the case of lock down I can't get the test done to check the count. Also I had an appointment in the month of March to change the dose, I understand may be I am taking a heavy dose. Kindly help as now my last count taken in the month of January was 6. I would like to know what dose should I continue?
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You have to get a fresh test done and consult. You can consult me online
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Dr. Suhas Khaire
Endocrinologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Kindly get recent TSH, for dose adjustment .... And consult endocrinologist..!!
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Dr. Kakalee K Saha
Diabetologist
25 yrs exp
Mumbai
Continue same dose till u can get a tsh done. If u have symptoms pl consult a doctor
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Dr. Suja P Sukumar
Endocrinologist
10 yrs exp
Ernakulam
You have to do a thyroid function test before modifying the dose. You may continue the same dose and get done TFT at the earliest and consult an Endocrinologist
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