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HYPOTHYROID
Last year I was diagnosed with subclinical Hypothyroidism with t3,t4 normal ,tsh is high with value 6.8.
After 6 months( T3,T4) normal ,the tsh value is 8.6. Doctor prescribed me Thyronorm 50mcg.
Now again after testing tsh is 5.9.(T3, T4 normal).
My doubt is will I have to take the same dosage of Tablet since tsh value is decreased.suggest me
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Continue with same . Get tested for thyrod profile 3 to 6 months . Consult your physician for dose adjustment
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Dr. N Prakash
Diabetologist
39 yrs exp
Mysore
After how many day you got tested ..the difference between 8.6 aand 5.9 value how many days
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Dr. Sachin R Gondane
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nagpur
Can reduce dose to 25 ug and repeat thyroid profile after 1 month
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes continue same dosage for 3 months more then repeat tsh again and then consult doctor ok.
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