Thyroid weight gain

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Thyroid weight gain

Asked for Female, 24 Years

I got tyroid...few years back...and it became normal...so I left tablets but now I did blood check up...it showing 38.45 TSH how can I carry forward this problem???

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Dr. Rakesh Parikh Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rakesh Parikh

Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur

Patient of hypothyroidism usually need the treatment for life. The dose of thyroxin needs to be adjusted based on TSH readings.

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