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Hypothyroidism
How long it takes for symptoms of hypothyroidism to go away after the normalisation of tsh,t3,t4 ? I was suffering from hypothyroidism, and got treatment from my doctor, now my levels are within normal range even though my doctor has stopped medicine 15 days before test report, but I'm still experiencing symptoms of hypothyroidism especially fatigue and poor brain
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Once your TSH T4 and T3 are normalized you are supposed to be on maintenance dose. The symptoms could take few months to go away.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Even if your value comes to normal you should maintain a low dose . And your symptoms can be due to dehydration and also if some other defeciencies.
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