I have Thyroid

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I have Thyroid

Asked for Male, 33 Years

I have t3 - 122 ng/dl, t4 - 8.5 ug/dl, TSH - 10.74 uIU/ml , previously before 2 years agoTSH was 47.62 so i started 100mg medicine but after every 3 months it was reduced till 11 now past 1 year its on 11 pls suggest how much dose should i take, means 50mg or 75 mg

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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain General Physician 9 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anil Kumar Jain

General Physician 9 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello there. I can understand yiur concern. Your TSH is still high. And you do not need to decrease the dose. You rather need to increase the dose. But for this you have to consult a M.D. internal medicine or a endocrinologist in person so that they can examine you and then adjust the dose. I mean increase the dose accordingly. Do not delay this further. Best regards, Dr. Anil kumar jain.

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