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Thyroid and PCOM
I have PCOM and hypothyroid. Thyroid test result is attached. Can anyone advise if this hypothyroid can be reversed or can b cured completely without medicine looking at the stage where it is now. Or is medication for thyroid going to have any negative reaction. Please advise.
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Which medication are you currently on? You can take Thyronom 25mg once daily. Do regular exercise and drink plenty of fluids
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Depends upon your anti tpo antibodies
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Dr. Narendra Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Nainital
No thyroid medication has no adverse effect they are only natural hormone which r found in our body.
But ur dose of thyroid hormone is still low ur TSH is still deranged.
Kindly share ur complete concern
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Unlikely that it will go away especially if you have symptoms of tiredness etc. Can do tpo antibodies but not fully predictive of hypothyroidism. Also share the other 13 pages and why you got these tests done and medications you are on. Many supplements and Ayurveda homeopathic medications can interfere with the results.
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