TSH level not coming down

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Asked for Male, 39 Years

I am 39 yr old male, i have been diagnosed with hypothyrodism few years back. I was prescribed thyronorm 100 m. It was under control till last year november. but now from last 3 months my TSH level is very high. it was 8.9 January, 8.5 February and this month it is 9.2.

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Dr. Himika Chawla

Diabetologist 15 yrs exp Delhi

Possibly you are gaining weight and need increase in dose.

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Dr. Harisha N L General Physician 6 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harisha N L

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Hi there I understand your concern and anxiety...treatment is mainly by replacing thyroid hormones by thyroxin tablets in appropriate dose... Consult nearest physician for clinical examination and evaluation they will help you further.

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