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Hyperthyroidism
Aged 39 my TSH level is 77.1, and my hb count was 5.9 which is improved now, my menstrual history is irregular periods...so doctor advised me to correct ur thyroid levels... So what medications can be taken
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Doctor advised to correct thyroid levels??????? Doctor should have presented you the medicine... what kind of doctor did you visit??????? Don't lie you dint visit any doctor.
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Consult with full thyroid profile
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You need to focus on TSH level, hemoglobin count and menstrual cycle.
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kindly take appointment. Need to discuss with you in detail.
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You need correction of both Thyroid and haemoglobin.
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Please share your reports
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