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My sister is a software professional, she is having TSH is 16.294, T3 is 0.84, T4 is 8.0.. wheat would be the medication dose and timing.
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Thyroid tests need a doctor to read them together with your symptoms and history. The right medicine, dose and timing can only be decided after that visit. Please don't start anything based on an online answer.
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Book a visit with a general physician or an endocrinologist this week. Take your TSH, T3 and T4 reports and any older thyroid tests. Note down symptoms like tiredness, weight change, hair fall, feeling cold or period changes. If you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, say so at the visit, since thyroid care needs closer attention then.
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She is having hypothyroidism And she will have to take medication at this elevated levels Connect for prescription
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Consult  endocrinologist for proper treatment please.
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