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Thyroid high
If my thyroid level is 9, how long it takes to come normal.
25 mg medicine I am taking
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Increase the dose
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Tsh should be maintained less than 5 if ur not planning pregnancy
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Your need to continue medicine so as to keep your thyroid in normal range.
If you leave medicine then again thyroid will derange.
You need to get thyroid levels checked as adviced and dose adjustment accordingly
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Connect please
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
It should take around 6 weeks to come to normal level ie around 5 .
Continue the medicine.
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