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TSH 0.19 and sugar pp 198
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According to your statement the TSH is low, kindly reduce the thyroxine dose.
For diabetes the same drug can be followed
. kindly follow up with your treating doctor for further advice
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She is having HYPERTHYROIDISM.
Please stop her Thyronorm ,
Her TSH will rise when you stop her Thyronorm.
Her diabetes control is inadequate.
Please consult with a General Physician in your area. Both, Thyroid and Diabetes , need proper control by titration of drugs.
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Dose modification needs to be done ,
Tablets cannot me stopped abruptly,
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Stop tab thyronorm
Monitor blood sugar
Give her tab clonazepam .5 mg for sleep
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