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Acne vulgaris and deficiency in vitamins
I have tsh level 4.71 and having vitamin b12 below 100 with vit d3(8.89) and i m taking medicines for that i.e neurobion forte, folvite, doxycycline, isotretinion 20mg , Lumia 60 k(once a week). But since i started taking all these medicines my headache problem is growing and are there any side effects of taking all these medicines ?
IS MY TSH IS OUT OF CONTROL ?
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Dear , dont worry
Tsh is ok,..with medicine,
Better consult your treating doctor and ask. about need of other medicine like doxy.....
U didn't gave detailed history so not knowing any thing cannot comment
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avoid self medication.
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