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Thyroid problem
During my miscarriage my throid TSH was 19 dt 4.10.18. After taking 50'mg medicine my TSH level was 4.77 dt. 15.11.18. As per current TSH test dt 23.12.18 my TSH level is 1.207. Plz tell me what dose should I take ? From 4 days I m taking 25 mg itself. Is it ok. I need advise of thyroid specialists.
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The normal range of TSH levels is 0.4 to 4.0 milli-international units per liter.
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Your very sensitive person, hence your TSH fluctuations are more.
I suggest take homoeoepathic treatment where it’s stable n no fluctuations.
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Cause you needed more guidance for your Tsh is fluctuate. Take a step ahead and chat
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Hi,my opinion is to take proper homeopathic medicine for Ur problem
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Dear , don't worry
Consult any endocrinologist
Avoid self titration of dose
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Take proper homepathic treatment.. u need constitutional remedy..
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please consult with me on chat will suggest
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Dr. Amit Kumar Poddar
Pulmonologist
44 yrs exp
Kolkata
The previous dose was adequate .25 mcg would be inadequate
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Repeat TSH after 3 months for titration
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