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Which medicine for high TSH
My T 3 is 1.11
T 4 is 5.80
TSH is 20.57 ..
Is it called hypothyroidism ?
I was taking a thyronol 25 mg ..
Can I take thyronorm 75 mg now ?
Please help and suggest what to do 🙏
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Yes you need to increase the dose of thyronorm. And then repeat TFT after 6 weeks of the new dose
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1.6 multiply your body weight is your Thyronorm requirement
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Hello Ma’am
Sorry to hear about your concern
TSH >5 is generally hypothyroidism
Also , would like to know the symptoms you are experiencing
It can also be due to medication non compliance
Next Steps
1: Need to follow certain diet restrictions
2. Eltroxin 88mcg - OD BBF* contd
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