After a regular health check up It was observed that I was suffering from hypothyroidism with TSH as 10.10 ulU/ml and deficiency of vitamin D then doctor prescribed me following medicines- Tab Thyronorm (50ug) 1-0-0 �1 month Tayo (60K) 1 tab per week for 4 months followed by 1 tab/month for 6 months. Cap. B29 1-0-0 for 1 month. I recently got checked my blood for thyroid on 08.12.2018 and results are as follows- T3- 102 T4- 7.05 TSH- 3.96 Please suggest me what should be my future action Should I stop taking medicine Thyronorm 50? Should I continue taking medicine Thyronorm 50? Or something else Thanks and regards Suraj.

Thyroid Disorders

Underactive Thyroid

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Dr. Pramod Kumar SharmaEndocrinologist39yrs exp

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Continue same medicines. Repeat TSH after two months.

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Dr. Prabhakar Laxman JatharEndocrinologist48yrs exp

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Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. Hypothyroidism is a hormone (Thyroxine) deficiency. Since this hormone is required for day to metabolic functions, brain activity and maintaining body temperature etc. Hence it has to be supplemented every day for lifetime. There is no cure for it. When on treatment with adequate dosage of Levothyroxin e TSH should be mainatined around 3 to 4 mU/L, at that level most symptoms are in check. So please continue taking the same dosage. Thanks.

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