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Thyroid issues
T3 - 1.86;
T4 - 12.6
TSH - < 0.0083
What this means. What treatment should I take. Presently I stopped taking thyronorm (50 mcg) as instructed by my family physician, since 4 months.
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Your TSH is quite low, so this simply needs proper thyroid dose re assessment manageable with the right adjustment, so don’t worry. Please consult with me once with your previous reports and symptoms, I’ll guide you clearly regarding the next best step and treatment plan.
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Consult endocrinologist for dose adjustment
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Consult superspecialist like endocrinologist
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Yes , you have adjust the thyronorm dose
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You have hyperthyroidism
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Please book online consultation with me on practo for your new prescription
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Dr. Lekshmipriya P J
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1 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Do a free t4 levels
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Kindly consult
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