Can Thyronorm Be Continued If Side-effects Like Acidity And Palpitations Occur?
Brief Answer:
Symptoms are more important than lab values.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Symptoms are important and not the lab values.
I assume you had a general TSH test and had no clinical problem like any symptom. If you were not having symptoms when your TSH was 4.55 I would not have recommended in the first place.
Now if you are having palpitations, acidity and constipation, I would suggest to reduce the dose to 12.5mcg and continue for 6 weeks. Then you retest TSH.
I suggest to meet a trained doctor like an Endocrinologist and not anyone.
Symptoms are more important than lab values.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Symptoms are important and not the lab values.
I assume you had a general TSH test and had no clinical problem like any symptom. If you were not having symptoms when your TSH was 4.55 I would not have recommended in the first place.
Now if you are having palpitations, acidity and constipation, I would suggest to reduce the dose to 12.5mcg and continue for 6 weeks. Then you retest TSH.
I suggest to meet a trained doctor like an Endocrinologist and not anyone.
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