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Elevated TSH Level
My TSH Level is 6.57 μIU/ml.
is Thyronorm 25 medicine enough for me to normalize my TSH level? Or i need to add more medicine.?
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Just continue with this dose
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repeat thyroid profile after one month then again dose is decided for this
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No need for extra medicines
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Dr. Kevin Reji
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Ernakulam
Check t3 t4 and antitpo too.. thyroid medicine dose depends on ur health condition
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Dr. S K Wadhwa
Gynecologist
45 yrs exp
Lucknow
Actually the dose of Thyronorm is not dependent on TSH level. Raised TSH level (above 5 mc IU /ml) only means that you need Thyronorm. The final dose is by titration. You are taking Thyronorm 25 mcg. You may continue with it and do TSH level after one month. Then we may decide whether dose is adequate or it has to be raised.
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