TSH level is 7

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TSH level is 7

Asked for Female, 31 Years

I have hypothyroidism since 2.5 years now and taking thyronorm 100 MCG. However my yah level has come 7 now. Should I increase my thyroid dosage and I am also breastfeeding my 20 months baby. I am not having any endocrinologist in my town. Please help what to do

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Dr. Mohammed Rehan Khan

Urologist 12 yrs exp Bangalore

Yu need to increase the dose. Dose depends on your weight

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Dr. Alivelamma General Physician 30 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Alivelamma

General Physician 30 yrs exp Bangalore

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You are suffering from hypothyroidism and taking medicines according to your statement. Please take the tablet exactly at 7:00 a.m. daily in the empty stomach and try it used iodized salt for cooking and eating purpose and once in three months you have to go through thyroid profile test and give the blood sample in empty stomach without taking the tablet at 8:00 a.m.. do not increase the dosage and whatever the dosage you are taking is more than enough and in my opinion you are not taking in a regular timings. for further clarification please take to take the online consultation and I will explain you in detail.