Knee and leg pain in someone on thyroid medication for over a year without a retest could be related to suboptimal thyroid control, as both hypothyroidism and overtreatment can cause muscle and joint pain. It's been a year since your last thyroid test, which means your dose may no longer be appropriate for your current needs.
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Get your TSH test done now and consult your doctor to review the thyroid dose. Also check Vitamin D and B12 as deficiencies are common causes of leg pain. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
While you are on thyroid medication, you need to check TSH level every 3 -4 months to adjust the dose.knee pain could be due ligaments,joints , muscles
Get your thyroid function tests, vitamin d,b 12 , glucose levels
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Get your Vitamin D 3 levels checked .
Pain in legs and knees after work can be a sign of age related early osteoarthritic changes .
Get a knee X-ray done and consult me
Could be early osteoarthritis, muscle fatigue.
Take tab flexon m.r one every 8hours for 5 days, after meals.
Take syp calcimax p 5m.l morning and evening for 4 weeks.
Get thyroid function tests done and share results.
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