Free t4 level 2.98ng/dl.

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Good morning sir I am patient of craniopharyngioma,i am taking thyronorm 100 mg daily and sunday and saturday 150 mg.and the result was mentioned above and photo. Sir please help me to change dose Thanking you sir

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Dr. Puneet Srivastava Endocrinologist 9 yrs exp Faridabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Puneet Srivastava

Endocrinologist 9 yrs exp Faridabad

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Obviously you are taking more than it required. Speak to your doctor regarding changing it to 88.5 mcg daily. I can only suggest, do not change the dose without seeking professional help.

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