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Thyroid test
I have done thyroid test and anti antibody tpo Which results are anti microsomal (tpo) antibody is 12.33 IU/ml and thyroid results are Free T3 4.7pmol/L Free T4 18.9 pmol/L Sensitive TSH 6.97 microIU/ml I take 75 mcg thyronorm daily for one year So does I increase my dose or keep it like that because doctor recommended me this before 1 year so what should I do to decrease my TSH level because its same as 1 year ago not increased or decreased. Please suggest me proper guidance and what my results say specially Tpo results!!
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You should make it 100 micrograms per day empty stomach.Keep good compliance.Repeat TSH and FT4 and FT3 after 3 months.
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No need to change the dose but still if you wish then consult a local doctor
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Dr. Manhar Jogi
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If have no problem with the dose No need to change
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