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My tsh levels are 0.14 and T4 is 12 what dosage to be taken as i am taking 88mg as of now.please advice if i have to reduce or increase
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You can take thyroxine 75 mcg once daily empty stomach . After 2 months repeat TSH, T4 .
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Target TSH should kept in the mid normal of the reference range of the Laboratry.
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U have to reduce the dosage. Plz consult doctor for proper dosage adjustment
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