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Two years ago I was diagnosed with vitamin D deficiency (lab test reading was 4) and my TSH reading was 6.5. My doctor advised me thyronorm 25 tablets and vitamin D sachets (calcirol). Since then I am taking thyronorm 25 regularly and vitamin D sachets. With the passage of time my vitD level improved and TSH reading was also improved to 2.5. As on date my vitD level is 70. Now I want to know that is taking thyronorm tablets necessary forever or can I get rid of it in any way?


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