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Tsh problem
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I have hypothyroid.My tsh is 10 now.I am taking thyeonorm 100mcg every day.But as it is increased to 10,please suggest what will be the thyronorm dose for normal tsh.
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In clinic evaluation required to ascertain your dose.clinical symptoms will guide the same.
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Dose adjust is done by clinical check up. Doctor should check up and advise for increase or decrease of the dose.
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If the TSH values are not controlled with your current dose, it needs to be increased to 125mcg.
Can you please share your last TSH values ? And also when you had done the TSH previously what dose of Thyronorm were you taking ?
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make sure you're taking the tablet on empty stomach first thing in the morning.
kindly consult a general physician
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Dr. Lakin Vira
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Pls visit a physician in person.
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