Hello, I am 25 year old. taking 100mcg levothyroxine daliy from past 1 year. a part from t3, t4 and tsh. which blood test I need to do. in feb i have done thyroid test report is attached. any further guidance will help full to cure hypothyroidism. Thanks.
pls guide which blood test need to do 🙏
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Most common hypothyroidism is hashimotos which is an autoimmune condition having its root in gut dysfunction.
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