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PCOD ,Thyroid and Heavy period
Hi, I am 35 years old unmarried woman,I am having heavy bleeding issue from past few months. Period continued for 3 months , I got Thyroid test and serum Prolactin test done in September 2020 as per Doctor advice
TSH 10.1
Prolactin 24.9
So Doctor told me to take Thyronorm 50 MCG daily and as bleeding was not stopping so told to take Novelon tablet for 3 cycles,I am taking Thyronorm and Novelon from past 3 months ,this week again I got Ultrasound pelvis, Thyroid and CBC test done
My latest Thyroid report
T3: 1.82, T4 : 17.30 ,
TSH 3.900
Reports attached.
Today I met with Doctor and she told me to
1.Take Thyronorm 50 MCG daily
2. Normoz tablet for 3 months
3.Novelon for 2 more cycles.
Please advice whether I can follow above medicines.
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Hi. These medicines are absolutely fine,please continue these medications.
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Your T4 is raised,see endocrinologist and do regular exercises, continue tab norms
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
You can reduce the dose of Thyronorm to 37.5 empty stomach early morning. Take Tablet Thyropace along with Thyronorm Tablet early morning fasting every day.
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Continue Novelon and Normoz
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Share your ultrasound pelvis report for uterus tubes and ovaries and endometrial thickness to rule out PCOD
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Dr. Akash Surana
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U can follow
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