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Does Taking Thyronorm Have Any Side Effects?

i am 28 years old.earliers all harmones levels were normal.after a miscarriage my t3 t4 levels are normal and tsh level is 13.67. i was recommended thyronorm 25 mg. what are the possible side effects and how long will i have to continue with the medicine? do i have to take it life long?What all precautions i need to follow?
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Hello,
Thank you for asking on HCM!
The TSH level is high and may be a cause of infertility or miscarriage.
After starting the treatment, you should check the TSH 6 weeks after.
it is considered normal and ready to conceive when it has reached levels under 2.5 mUI/ml.
Usually the pathology that causes high TSH level is life long.
For a personalised comprehensive evaluation, treatment recommendations, or individual therapy, ask me at HealthCareMagic at this private link:
HCM Dr. Guni

Best wishes,
Dr.Mirjeta

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Does Taking Thyronorm Have Any Side Effects?

Hello, Thank you for asking on HCM! The TSH level is high and may be a cause of infertility or miscarriage. After starting the treatment, you should check the TSH 6 weeks after. it is considered normal and ready to conceive when it has reached levels under 2.5 mUI/ml. Usually the pathology that causes high TSH level is life long. For a personalised comprehensive evaluation, treatment recommendations, or individual therapy, ask me at HealthCareMagic at this private link: HCM Dr. Guni Best wishes, Dr.Mirjeta