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Thyroid disease
Sir, I have added my sister's reports in my account. I want to ask that earlier she used to take 100 mg medicine but now her thyroid level has declined so now how much mg medicine she should take ??
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How is her monthly periods?Is she overweight?IIf she has any of these problems she. Should consult a doctor .Since she is young good,diet, exercise and ayurvedic medicines can be given to stimulate thyroid.
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It.is better to change any medication by keeping your regular doctor in loop.
In case of future reference you may need his assistance..
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Hello,
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"As" per your clinical history is concerned check her report [TSH] level and if it is within normal range then reduce it to half[50 mcg]only and check it every 3 months.
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