Hypothyroidism medication

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Hlo Doctor - I was having TSH >150 n was prescribed me Thyronorm 75 mcg in April 2019 After 8 weeks my TSH in June was 0.55 n I continued with 75 mcg Yesterday I rechecked n my TSH is 0.14 only... Please advise... Also I want to tell you ... A year earlier in 2018 the first time I visited the doctor when I was little weak not feeling active... That time when I did my body check for test... All was good except fir TSH.. TSH was 15 n I took medication of Thyronorm 50 mcg but after 4 months I stopped which was a mistake on my part... Please advise... Current TSH is 0.14 which I did 24 hrs i.e next morning on empty stomach.. Thanks 🙏

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Dr. Rakesh Parikh Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rakesh Parikh

Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur

You need to reduce the dose of Thyroxin. Requirement may be 50 or between 50 and 75 per day

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