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Low TSH - Palpitations
After three months of medication, 15 days back my Thyronorm dose was reduced from 75 mcg to 50 mcg.
due to a TSH of 0.07 and Free T4 of 2.89 (lab cut off 1.76 )
Even after reducing the dose feeling faster heartbeats and sweating, home digital BP machine displaying Arrhythmia sign. and repeated TSH after two weeks ( today ) and is 0.02
Do I need to stop medicine or consultation required.
Treatment was started a year back due to a TSH of 10 and positive TgAB.
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Dr. Giridhar Kuknoor
Diabetologist
35 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can stop Thyronorm for 1wk. Or till palpitation stops.
Consult your endocrinologist.
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Dr. Animesh Gupta
Diabetologist
17 yrs exp
Patna
Take a consultation. Thyroid medicines dosage have to be adjusted
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