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Hypothyroidism issue
During my pregnancy my doctor diagnosed me and said hypothyroidism. I delivered my baby during last September 2019.
My doctor advised to take thyroxine 12.5. after delivery also I took tab till May 2020
Then I stopped taking tablet. Now I took thyroid test. I have attached the test report. Is it normal or I need to continue tablet. Last 4 month I didn't take tablet.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Report is normal.. don't have to continue medication.. repeat tsh value after 3 months
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Dr. Jaideep Gaver
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15 yrs exp
Coimbatore
Hello sir,
Needs proper history and discussion, please consult on whats app no nine eight seven one three seven zero five one seven , ITS FREE
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Dr. Anusha
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22 yrs exp
Chennai
Thyroid is within normal limits. You don't have to continue thyroxine. Please repeat the test after 3months
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