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My periods stopped after thyroid meds
So, I have always had regular periods all my life. Recently, I had a blood test and my TSH levels were found to be 14.2.
My doctor prescribed Eltroxin 25 mcg and I have been taking it since 18th September.
He did tell me that there might be changes in my period.
My period was due on 28th, which I didn't get. I still haven't got my periods as of today (it's almost delayed by 18 days) but there has been very light spotting since yesterday. I never had this before in the past 15 years, my periods were always regular and happened mostly on time. What should I do?
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Please get a sonography of Lower abdomen done and consult a Gynaecologist on Practo for further information and management.
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Continue thyroid medication
The spotting is ur periods
Once the thyroid levels normalised ur periods should regularise too
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
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11 yrs exp
Lucknow
The medications for thyroid are to be continued.
Meanwhile get a tvs done
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