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Suffering From Hyper Thyroid. What Cure And Medication Should Be Done?
Question: is hyper thyroid a XXXXXXX desease, can i get married and how to overcome with this problem is there any remedy/medicine for this. what will be the side effects after getting married.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing you concern here
Thyroid disorders are not XXXXXXX and can be treated. However you have asked about hyperthyroid (High Thyroid level) but Thyronorm is used for Hypothyroid (Low Thyroid Level) - Please clarify what exactly is your problem (Hyper or hypothyroid)? You can upload your thyroid function levels (T3, T4 and TSH) levels if you have them; that will give more clarity and understanding of your problem. You can use the upload option available on this page to post the reports.
You can certainly get married; there will not be any significant problem due to thyroid disorder when the hormones are controlled with proper medications.
As far as dose of Thyronorm is concerned you are prescribed 62.5 micro gm/day. If it is not available at your place you can ask your pharmacist for 50 and 25 microgram tablets. One tablet of 50 microgram and half tablet of 25 microgram can be taken. This will equal the prescribed dose.
I will be available for further comments about treatment after hearing from you.
Regards
Thanks for sharing you concern here
Thyroid disorders are not XXXXXXX and can be treated. However you have asked about hyperthyroid (High Thyroid level) but Thyronorm is used for Hypothyroid (Low Thyroid Level) - Please clarify what exactly is your problem (Hyper or hypothyroid)? You can upload your thyroid function levels (T3, T4 and TSH) levels if you have them; that will give more clarity and understanding of your problem. You can use the upload option available on this page to post the reports.
You can certainly get married; there will not be any significant problem due to thyroid disorder when the hormones are controlled with proper medications.
As far as dose of Thyronorm is concerned you are prescribed 62.5 micro gm/day. If it is not available at your place you can ask your pharmacist for 50 and 25 microgram tablets. One tablet of 50 microgram and half tablet of 25 microgram can be taken. This will equal the prescribed dose.
I will be available for further comments about treatment after hearing from you.
Regards
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