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Thyroid problem
Hi
My tsh count is 8.5.
I have hypothyroid for 9 years.
I am taking thyronorm 100mg.
I want to know the dose which I am taking is correct or I have to change my dose to normalise my tsh count.
Thank you.
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You can decrease d dose
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ist of all taking this 100mcg is too much on tsh 10 we usually prescribe frpm low dose 50mcg .if u have symptoms like increased heart rate diarrhea sweating u should stop using this drug
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