TSH level 0.1

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TSH level 0.1

Asked for Female, 40 Years

I have had hypothyroidism for 13 years now. I was taking Eltroxin 50 last after various variations of Thyronorm over the years depending on tests. My TSH has now come 0.1. I got it checked again to be sure. How much medicine should I take?

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Dr. Arun Kumar C Singh Diabetologist 18 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arun Kumar C Singh

Diabetologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

Your TSH is low which is not good. Your thyroxine dose needs to be reduced by 20 to 30%. Please discuss with your physician regarding same. Or if you wish you can consult me with details of your treatment history.

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