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Weight lose after c section
I delivered on 22nd April through c section.At the time of my delivery my weight was 76kgs and was on Thyronorm 62.5 as I have hypothyroidism before my pregnancy.My baby's birth weight was 3kgs. TSH of baby is normal.
After my delivery I started taking Thyronorm 50.I got my thyroid profile checked and found my TSH to be 0.85 so dr adviced me Thyronorm 25 alternate days.
After almost two months I found my weight to be 66 kgs,(10kgs lost).
So is it normal?
Kindly advise.
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