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I have done my thyroid test in July 2019 with below readings(TSH 10.06) and taking thyronorm 100mcg since then. Due to Covid did no blood test in 2020. But since I was Covid positive in April and suffer palpitations I did my thyroid profile again on 11 may 2021 with below readings.
Please help me in my thyroid medication suitable for me. How much medicine now I require. Thanks in advance doctors.
Ft3 2.82
Ft4 1.64
TSH 5.15
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Dr. Apsia Ruhi
Endocrinologist
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello
Take 100mcg daily
200mcg on Sundays..
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T4,TSH in 6 weeks
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take tablet before breakfast,
next 1 hour nothing to b taken..
this tablet should not b taken with iron or calcium supplements
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Dr. Mohammed Zaid
Diabetologist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
You can take 2 tablets of Thyroid medication on SUNDAY ALONE.
Monday to Saturday Thyronorm 100mcg one tablet
Sunday thyronorm 100mcg 2 tablets.
Its a weekly dosing
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