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Low TSH and High T3
Taking hypothyroidism from 3 years. Earlier was on Thyronorm 75. Later reduced to Thyronorm 62.5.
Last month TSH was 6.94, t3-0.95 and t4-11.38.
This month TSH is 0.09. t3 2.61 and t4-9.74.
Please suggest.
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Dr. Tanvi Parikh
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Pune
Current thyroid tests show hyperthyroidism or overactive thyroid. This puts a strain on the heart to cause fast heart rate/ palpitations and cause bone breakdown or weak bones. The dose of thyroxine is higher than your requirement. Dose of thyronorm needs to be decreased
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Please consult online to discuss dose change, which will be based on symptoms and weight
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Dr. Rakesh Parikh
Diabetologist
23 yrs exp
Jaipur
The dose of thyroxin needs to be adjusted based on TSH value. And it’s around 6-8 weeks for TSH to stabilise. The dose to be prescribed now can be decided only after a detailed consultation
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