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Thyroid related
Previously I was taking 100 mcg thyroxine but recently I went for test and I came to know that the reports are normal ( TSH - 2.24 ) should I continue the dose aur stop taking it ? Or should I reduce the mcg dose of tab like less than 100 mcg? Kindly suggest me .
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Continue with the same dose
Dr Dyuti Navadia
MBBS DNB - Obstetrics and Gynaecology
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Dr. V R Tindwani
Family Physician
51 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Your reports are normal because of medicicines, so continue ongoing medicicine, it is life time replacement therapy , monitoring every 6 months needed to adjust dose of medicine
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Dr. Peerzada Ovais Ahmad
Diabetologist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
The dose of thyroxine depends on the body weight .
The target TSH should be the mid normal of the reference range of the lab . So in your case it’s just perfect so you don’t need to decrease the dose of thyroxine .
DR PEERZADA OVAIS
MBBS, PhD ( Endocrinology)
Allan Drash clinical Fellow .
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Continue same dose .
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
Reduce the dosage to 75mcg.... And take it for one month and then repeat the test
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