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Thyronorm 125Mcg Tablet Health Feed

Asked for Female, 30 years old from Mumbai
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Endocrinologist•Vellore
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Can you let us know what the initial tsh was and if tpo antibodies were checked or not. If you have high levels (titres) of tpo antibodies you may have to continue thyroxine long-term
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Asked for Female, 39 years old from Mohali
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Integrated Medicine Specialist•Kochi
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Get to know the correct tests to do as well as the treatment protocols. You might not get the right information from your treating doctor if he is not aware of the pitfalls of the testing and treatment protocols.
Do the right basic blood tests for Thyroid which is 5 of them .Not the Total T4 Total T3 and TSH testing done by your Dr. Adjust drug dosage not based on Normal TSH range but optimal TSH levels .Otherwise your labs will be fine but you will not be fine and you still have symptoms li...more
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Asked for Female, 27 years old from Secunderabad
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Cardiologist•Alappuzha
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Ingested thyroxine, which is itself probably of modest physiologic significance, is rapidly partially converted to triiodothyronine (t3), the active form of thyroid hormone. Both thyroxine and triiodothyronine levels in serum rise within 1-2 hours of ingestion. Agents that inhibit t4>t3 conversion provide one approach to treatment. In children and adolescents, the clinical course is often very mild. Patients in this age range may ingest a full flask of lt4 with 90-100 tablets (100 or 150 mcg/tab...more
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Endocrinologist•Hubli-Dharwad
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Mr. lybrate-user, Please tell me whether yu have been always overweight or obese?(BMI 30.06 kgs/M2). If weight increase has occured recently then it could be a problem due to sluggish thyroid functioning. In that situation you may need to take Thyroxine. Then that will help in bringing down TSH <3 mU/L and help weight reduction. Thanks.
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Ayurveda•Bhavnagar
We in ayurveda, take thyroid in agni mandhya (lack of metabolism). Its systemic disorder. There are good result of ayurveda, but result comes according to condition.
We have some cases that has permanently cured. Some cases are stable with ayurvedic medicine. Some cases are on thyroxine + ayurveda medicine. Our (we & you) main aim is stay healthy. Do not be bother of report of thyroid. But healthy life style, lightness in body n mind, symptom free life is better thing.
In thyroid, we gen...more
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Endocrinologist•Hubli-Dharwad
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Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
With TSh 8.4 mU/L there is no need for starting the medication. Because up to 9.9 mU/L the condition is considered as Sub-clinical. In that situation no treatment is advocated. However, if one has presence of troublesome symptoms then in some cases even with lower than 10 mU/L TSH, thyroxine is prescribed.
Since there is no mention of any symptoms in your communication, I just stated the facts. Another point to consider for starting treatment even ...more
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Endocrinologist•Dharwad
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Hello, Thanks for the query.
TSH 6.33 mU/L is considered as sub-clinical hypothyroidism. No treatment is advocated at this level. If a person has presence of uncontrolled symptoms even at that value, then L-thyroxine is prescribed.
Clinically hypothyroidism is diagnosed when TSH goes beyond 10 mU/L.
When one is put on Levothyroxine TSH does go down. Normal range is 0.5 to 5 mU/L. In short yes reduction is possible. Thanks.
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Asked for female, 26 years old from Asansol
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General Physician•Chandigarh
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The common clinical signs and symptoms of over dose tab thyronorm include nervousness, insomnia, mild tremor of hands, tachycardia, mild elevation of body temperature, blood pressure elevation, and loose stools. Rarely more serious late effects occur, including coma, convulsions, and acute psychosis. One-time ingestion of up to 3 mg thyroxine rarely causes symptoms in adult .i am sure you will not die. Stop your daily intake of tab thyronorm for at least 15 days and than again consult in private...more
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