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Asked for male, 37 years old from West Tripura
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Endocrinologist•Dharwad
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I have gone through the details mentioned. From the the "recently done" thyroid report it is clear that your current dosage is not adequate. When one is on adequate dosage of levothyroxine, tsh is maintained around 3 to 4 mu/l and t4 as well as t3 are within the normal range. That helps control all the symptoms associated with hypothyroidism. Usually it is essential to check thyroid hormone levels whenever dosage is altered or symptoms of the condition (like tire...more
I have gone through the details mentioned. From the the "recently done" thyroid report it is clear that your current dosage is not adequate. When one is on adequate dosage of levothyroxine, tsh is maintained around 3 to 4 mu/l and t4 as well as t3 are within the normal range. That helps control all the symptoms associated with hypothyroidism. Usually it is essential to check thyroid hormone levels whenever dosage is altered or symptoms of the condition (like tire...more
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Endocrinologist•Dharwad
Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. However, there is no mention about your recent or current thyroid hormone levels (t3, t4 & tsh). Usually if hypothyroidism is well controlled (t4 in normal range & tsh around 3 to 4 mu/l), then all the symptoms of that condition which include weight gain, lethargy, slow heart rate, anxiety, early fatigue, dry skin, dry hair etc. Are present. Therefore, it is absolutely essential to take adequate dosage of levothyroxine an and ke...more
I have seen the details mentioned. However, there is no mention about your recent or current thyroid hormone levels (t3, t4 & tsh). Usually if hypothyroidism is well controlled (t4 in normal range & tsh around 3 to 4 mu/l), then all the symptoms of that condition which include weight gain, lethargy, slow heart rate, anxiety, early fatigue, dry skin, dry hair etc. Are present. Therefore, it is absolutely essential to take adequate dosage of levothyroxine an and ke...more
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Madam, I have seen the details given. However, there is no mention of the dosage (mg per tablet), and importantly tsh, t4 & t3 values. Without knowing the vital information it is difficult to comment. However, usually antithyroid treatment (particularly tablets either carbimazole or propylthiouracil) is given up to 24 months. Beyond that if the condition does not improve, then other treatments are considered like radio active iodine ablstion or surgery. So please...more
Madam, I have seen the details given. However, there is no mention of the dosage (mg per tablet), and importantly tsh, t4 & t3 values. Without knowing the vital information it is difficult to comment. However, usually antithyroid treatment (particularly tablets either carbimazole or propylthiouracil) is given up to 24 months. Beyond that if the condition does not improve, then other treatments are considered like radio active iodine ablstion or surgery. So please...more
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I have seen the details mentioned. I understand that you have long standing hypothyroidism and taking 75 mcg of levothyroxine. However, there is no information on the tsh, t4 & t3 levels, so it is not known whether the dosage is adequate or not. Secondly taking ajowan powder, there is absolutely no issue if you are feeling fine about it. Only point to be remembered is to take levothyroxine tablet first on empty stomach and then after 1 hour the powder can (should...more
I have seen the details mentioned. I understand that you have long standing hypothyroidism and taking 75 mcg of levothyroxine. However, there is no information on the tsh, t4 & t3 levels, so it is not known whether the dosage is adequate or not. Secondly taking ajowan powder, there is absolutely no issue if you are feeling fine about it. Only point to be remembered is to take levothyroxine tablet first on empty stomach and then after 1 hour the powder can (should...more
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Asked for male, 30 years old from Visakhapatnam
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Endocrinologist•Dharwad
Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. Your thyroid profile test results are quite good. Looking at that there is no reason to repeat the same. As regards the stress and panic that you are feeling, has no relation with thyroid results. Plus the thyroid results are unlikely to change so rapidly. If need be please meet a counsellor or psychiatrist. Thanks.
I have seen the details mentioned. Your thyroid profile test results are quite good. Looking at that there is no reason to repeat the same. As regards the stress and panic that you are feeling, has no relation with thyroid results. Plus the thyroid results are unlikely to change so rapidly. If need be please meet a counsellor or psychiatrist. Thanks.
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At what time are you taking m2 tone syrup. We avoid to take in breakfast.
You can take after lunch or dinner.
You can take after lunch or dinner.
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Oh no, why neomercazole.
Neomercazole in extra dosage will increase tsh.
Discuss with me on line whole of your case from begenning..
Neomercazole in extra dosage will increase tsh.
Discuss with me on line whole of your case from begenning..
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Asked for male, 54 years old from Faridabad
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Yes, if it is hyperthyroidism, it can be cured permanently by removing your thyroid through a surgery. Thyroid can also be destroyed through medications depending on the severity. Your doctor will prescribe you thyroid replacement medications which you have to take for the rest of your life. There is, however, no permanent cure for Hypothyroidism. This is a life-long condition and it can be only controlled with medicines. Taking regular medicines and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help you ...more
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