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PCOD due to few days thyroxin overdose?
I am on 100 mcg thyroxine since last 10 years.
For last 6-7 days, I deliberately took half tablet i. e. 50 mcg thyroxine extra daily (150 mcg daily)
And then I stopped it after i experienced increased hearbeat for a few days
After 4-5 days, i went for USG abdomen and the report says there can be PCOD (normal sized ovaries with multiple small GF)
I have no pcod symptoms and have regular periods, no facial hair but I am slightly overweight
Did I get PCOD due to few days of thyroxine overdose?
Will it cure on its own as i go on with my normal thyroxine dose?
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It is not related to thyroxine tablet dear....and plz don't decrease or increase ur thyroxine tablet on ur own it willl lead to palpation....take ur normal dose of 100mcg..
Take proper treatment of PCOD consult ur near gynecologist...
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Not related to thyroxin dose
You need to start treatment for pcod with supplements and medications
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Lucknow
Nope you did not get pcod bcz of increased dose .
But why did you take the dose deliberately?
Take the medications only as advised else it could have ill effects on your body , don’t self medicate !
And the findings mentioned in the usg doesn’t make you a pcos patient.
The diagnosis of pcos takes into account multiple things , consult if you have any other symptoms or query.
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