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Thyroid problem
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My tsh is .6 now.I am taking thyronorm 125 mg.Should I continue thyronorm 125mg or lower the dose.
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Gut health has a connection to thyroid conditions. If you improve your digestion, remove inflammatory foods, fill in nutritional deficiencies, eventually you can wean off your drugs.
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For thyroid patients we need detail history and we will provide diet and medications advice only on consultation in chat please consult in chat
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Dr. Swapnil Ganeshpure
General Physician
16 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Your TSH is slightly high. Normal upper limit is generally 4.5 microIU/L. It means we will need to slightly INCREASE the dose of thyronorm. Please consult your doctor for dose adjustment ( don’t do it on your own)
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