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Thyroid dose adjustment
******Endocrinologists only pls****** Age 44 / female Normal HypoThyroid for more than 20 years with 175 mg dosage Past one year Trying to reduce dose to 150 to see if body adjusts with precautions... I did blood test without med and tsh was high (7.1) so increased to 175 But I can observe changes like Wheezing, sweat in feet, heaviness, Bloated ,even missed period :( :(  never happened before ..can it be coz of overdose? Should I take thyroid medicine and then do blood test or take medicine after blood test for exact value. Pls give reasons..all docters are giving different opinions. Thanks
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Practo offers services of endocrinologists on its portal . Ideally you should consult one of them.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Ideally not to take medicine for thyroid bef the test Do not self medicate Ask ur doctor
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If tsh is still not normal after 4 weeks at one dose,the dose is not high. Safer to do tsh test before taking medicine as some labs may not have the technology needed to handle the effects of the medicine.
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Consult a endocrinologist only for advise
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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