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Thyroid tsh
Hy doc my thyroid tsh was 6 some months before and now its reducing today I got the report and its 1.660 is it fine currently I am taking thyronorm 25mcg what should I do now please tell
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Continue the same medications and repeat the test after 2-3months
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Continue the same treatment as advised by ur doc..
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You need to continue taking it
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Continue same medication
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Your TSH has come down to normal... so you should continue with the same dose... and regular follow up should be done with the consultation
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