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TSH increased level
Hi ,
I'm a breastfeeding mother my baby is 6.5month old... I'm taking 50mcg thyronorm tablet... I got done my TSH test..and it's 9.395 ...also I got cold and cough like sore throat ..coughing so doc gave me Ascoril D plus for cough and I'm getting better... Is it possible to increase TSH because of throat infection...my first diagnosed thyroid when I was having cold and sore throat...and it's not curing then doctor told me to do thyroid test and it was 10 before 3yrs back...and i have started thyroxine as doctor told.
What dose should I take as I'm Breastfeeding mother? Will it affect to my baby. . ? My weight is 52kgs only...when I start high doses i keep losing weight also...
I'm attaching my report... please go through and suggest me a proper dose...
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