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Thyroid disease
Feeling tired , fast heart beating , sweating, cause she's having a hard time rising up the news kids , also she's crying and having a lot of stress, so using LEVOTHYROX it's reducing the Symptoms of what she's having , but as of now this is the last Thyroid test I got.
Can you tell me shall I continue to use the medicine or is there any surgery I can do , or shall I change my medicine.
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Yes she will need a supplementation
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Hello continue Levothyroxine 50 till the TAH level comes to normal. Take Nurokind D3 1 tab daily
Pentop 40 at night, get thyroid profile after 3 months. Have a balance diet and exercise 30 mts walk daily at any time of the day
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
consult me for more discussion on ur problem and treatment
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