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Grave's disease & chronic inactive hep B
Known case of chronic inactive hep B with LFT within range, recently diagnosed with grave's disease. At what dose should I start tab neomercazole as it affects liver, considering my history of hep B?
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If you are asymptomatic regarding liver disease and liver function tests are normal,  then you can start tab carbimazole in low dose, 15mg  daily. However if liver functions are deranged or you have symptoms,  discuss with your Dr. For option of Radio active iodine( RAI). Avoid sea food, iodised salt,gluten, caffeinated beverages, energy drinks Take green leafy vegetables,  nuts,legumes, berries.
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Hello If you have symptoms also, you have eto start, otherwise all others organs will be affected due to hyperthyroidism.
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Modify your diet to control the Hyperthyroidism
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You can likely go ahead with Neo-Mercazole, but start low, monitor closely, and stay in regular contact with your doctor. Your liver condition doesn’t absolutely rule it out it just means you need more careful monitoring
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If you see dark urine or jaundice appear immediately stop carbimazole
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Start with low dose 15-20mg/day
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits and Do connect and consult
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