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History Of Thyroid. Blood Test Normal. Taking Thyronorm 125. What Should Be Done?
I am a thyroid patient for last 15 years. The blood test report of last January,2012, it was slightly high for TSH , but T3,T4 was normal. Now, I have made a test again yesterday, and the report came that TSH become too low that means it is now below normal i.e. 0.37. I am taking the medicine thyronorm 125 per day, now the question is what to do now?
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Dear friend,
welcome to HCM.
the repeat test shows a reduced TSH , indicating treatment with thyronorm.
you should now consult your doctor trating you and reduce the dose of thyronorm and retest after few months.
be guided by your doctor/.
take care and keep me posted on your progress.
Good luck !
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welcome to HCM.
the repeat test shows a reduced TSH , indicating treatment with thyronorm.
you should now consult your doctor trating you and reduce the dose of thyronorm and retest after few months.
be guided by your doctor/.
take care and keep me posted on your progress.
Good luck !
if satisfied, pl. spare a moment to rate your experience here
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