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Thyroidisum
Im having hypothyroidism from past 10yrs, and it was maintained well all these years. I am taking thyronorm 75mg and I get my test twice in a year.
In my latest report the lever are as follows
Now in my new report the level of T4 shows high than the normal. Do I need to change the medicine
My T3 is 1.10
T4 is 11.40
TSH is 2.24
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Please lower the medication from 75mcg to 50mcg and repeat the test in 3 months.
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keep repeating the thyroid levels every 3 months.
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Plz get done free t3 free t3 levels from good NABH accredited lab with good hormonal reagents.
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