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Extreme Nausea and hypothyroidism
It's been more than 3 months since I delivered my baby, and have been feeling pregnancy like nausea since 2 weeks now, even though tests confirms I am not. I also have been diagnosed with acute Hypothyroidism yesterday (TSH level - 50).
Is there a link between the two, or is nausea a common symptom?
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Dr. Giridhar Kuknoor
Diabetologist
35 yrs exp
Bangalore
First treat hypothyroid with Tab. Thyronorm 75mcg daily one empty stomach early morning.
For your Nausea and vomiting take Tab. Pantosac D for 10 days before break fast.
If you have got Fever, any type of discharge, Burning urination, consult your obstetrician.
For any details call me through Practo.
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Dr. Apsia Ruhi
Endocrinologist
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Usually Hypothyroidism doesn't manifest with nausea.
Once check serum creatinine.
Start treatment for Hypothyroidism
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