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High T4 But normal TSH and T3
Hi my mom was tested for thyroid profile total test and reports came as
Total T3 0.9, T4 9.0, TSH 6.59. So docter prescribed thyronorm 25mcg for 3 months and tested today. And results came as T3 0.88, T4 13.1 TSH 3.13. As the TSH and T3 are nomal but T4 is high now. Tests done without taking tablet for 2 days. Kindly help.
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do yoga n exercise regularly
specially neck and throat related
UDGEET PRANAYAM ....10 TIMES
KAPAL BHATI .....15 TO 20 MTS
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Take 1/2 tablet
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Kolkata
Best is to get a endocrinology opinion
Probably you have to reduce it to 12.5 mcg
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Dr. Madhulika Goyle
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16 yrs exp
Mumbai
Get endocrinologist opinion.
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