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Hypothyroid - Thyronorm dosage
I have subclinical hypothyrodism (that's what my doctor said) since 3 years, i have been on medication - Thyronorm (100 mcg). recently i have taken test and my TSH level is 11.8. Should i Increase the dosage to 125 or 150 mcg?? Also please guide on food to avoid to keep my TSH levels normal
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Please give all the reports from the beginning...
It is not advisable to treat the report..it is better to correlate clinically and to decide further..
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please discuss with your endocrinology doctor or surgeon or physician..
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monitor your weight...heart rate...
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To regularise your thyroid hormone levels and to prevent to increase the doses of thyronorm...
Do following..
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Do meditation regularly
Take coriander juice daily
Take carrots and beet root juice daily
Use saindhav namak instead of regular salt for cooking
Take
Tab geriforte by Himalaya
2 Twice a day regularly
Continue your current dose of thyronorm at present
Recheck your thyroid hormone levels after 1 month following all above points
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