Hi doctor the child is 11 years old have fatty liver and taking medicine and have thyroid problem . can he take thyroid medicine? Please suggest. I have attached prescription please check and reply and give suggestion its urgent. Please help me!!! He did not concentrate on . study...
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An 11-year-old with fatty liver and thyroid issues can usually take thyroid medication if it has been prescribed after proper evaluation. Poor concentration can sometimes be linked to uncontrolled thyroid levels, but other causes may also need assessment. Please review the thyroid reports (TSH, T3, T4) and prescription with a pediatrician/endocrinologist before making any changes to treatment. A detailed consultation can help determine the correct dosage and address the child’s concentration concerns
Yes, an 11-year-old child can absolutely take thyroid medicine â in fact, if he has hypothyroidism it is essential that he does, as untreated thyroid deficiency in children directly affects concentration, memory, growth, and weight. Looking at the prescription from Apollo, he has been evaluated by a specialist Paediatrician and the treatment is medically indicated. The poor concentration in studies you mentioned is a classic symptom of hypothyroidism in children and should improve once thyroid levels are corrected.
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Please follow the prescription given by the treating paediatrician closely and do not stop the medicine without consultation. Feel free to consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation for any further queries.
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If the doctor has prescribed medications for the thyroid problem, irrespective of age you can take
Only the dosage may change
No need to worry much about Grade 1 Fatty liver as it is completely reversible with lifestyle modification
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Kindly consult for further history taking and evaluation
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Hi, yes thyroid medicine can usually be taken alongside fatty liver management in children.
It's important to follow the doses exactly as prescribed by his paediatrician.
Continue healthy diet and activity for the liver too.
Feel free to consult for further guidance.
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