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TSH level is low
I have done Thyroid test...T3,T4 are normal but I'm worried about TSH level..it is about 0.89... Dr.said As my mother has hyperthyroidism so it's more chance to affect and  I should go for test in every  6months... What should I do ???
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You should stop Thyroid hormone if you are taking any. After stopping all Thyroid related Medicines please get your TSH done again after 3 months. Then we can discuss if any treatment for Thyroid is required.
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Are you having any symptoms ?? If yes , kindly consult me here on practo so that i can evaluate more properly and suggest you further treatment
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