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T3 and t4 normal but tsh. 132
T3 t4 normal . tsh low 0.132. 4 months nack tsh was 37 so was taking eltroxin 100 mg. Cough in neck everyday and headache
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You are having hypothyroidism please check with endocrinologist or internist in the hospital if possible as soon as possible
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See an internist or endocrinologist
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Nothing to worry but you have take medicine and check with thyroid function regularly
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Dear o need to change in doses of Medicine , have to decrease dose so better u fallow up with your doctor
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if u want alternative medicine then can consult me or any Ayurvedic physician
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have Healthy diet , excercise and adquate sleep , yoga and Pranayam wl help u
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Mam homoeopathic treatment can permanently cure this problem of yours rapidly effectively and efficiently without any side effects
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you need to consult me online through this platform and medicines will be sent to you by courier
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Needs to reduce dose
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