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Thyroid Test
I am on medication for PCOD and when I last checked my thyroid level was also high. I have taken medication for PCOD for 3 cycles and now continuing it.
My doctor asked me to get a thyroid test again to see the progress. I wanted to know what is the best time to get thyroid test done? Should it be done on an empty stomach or can I eat something and do it as well. My lab people told me not to come empty stomach however I have read articles which says it's best to get it done in the morning. Also, can I do this thyroid test during my period? Awaiting your response.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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23 yrs exp
Chennai
You can do it empty stomach even during periods
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Dr. Bijeta Singh
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Yeah... you can do thyroid test anytime.. even during your periods also
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