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I have high tsh already taking 50 mg thyonorn tsh test done tomorrow resulting very high tsh 95.17 It is important to mention that I am suffering for 4 years from thyroid problems These days for last one year the reference range is going to up down frequently What should we have to do Should I increase the dose Is it any serious concern Thanks
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Thyroxine has to be taken in a specific manner and regularly and dose has to be adjusted based on TSH every 3 monthly. So, Consult an Endocrinologist for better understanding and dose adjustment.
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