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Hi Dr.,
I have been diagnosed with hypothyroidism in 2016 and was on 25mcg dose. From last two months my levels were 1.6 after stopping medicine. So I completely stopped taking medicine. But today I went for another test and the result is 3.6. Should I take medicine or stop taking any medicine. I am getting slight neck pain from past three days
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Prudhvi
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Hi, you don't have to take medicine currently
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repeat S TSH, Free T3 T4 after 2 months
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Need detailed history and evaluation
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Dr. Narmada Bhargavi
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Chennai
How often are u testing ur TSH?..
Ideally,u need to get tested 6 monthly..
Then, u can stop accordingly...
In ur case,please mention the correct dates of check up.and values..which will help us guide u better
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