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Thyroid profile evaluation
Attached herewith is my thyroid profile. My present dose is 62.5 mcg.pl advice if I need to change my dose. Iam taking medication for insomnia since 3 months named PETIL 0.25 . Also undergoing menopause and experienced no periods since 8 months. In my reports tsh and t4 are normal but value of t3 is on lower side, though in normal range .
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You can reduce the dose to 50mcg and get your thyroid profile checked every 3 months.
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no issue with don't worry. have you consulted any dr before taking these medication? don't self medicate
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Dr. Kishan Bhalodia
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
It's normal continue same dose
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Dr. Jitendra Kumar
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5 yrs exp
Bilaspur
No need to change the dose, continue the same dose as everything is normal in the report given here. If u have any problem than accordingly any modifications or additions can be suggested but till now no need to change the doses.
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continue same dose.
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don't increase or decrease dose by yourself. Always consult before any changes.
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