
Suggest Treatment For Severe Dizziness And Fatigue While On Thyronorm

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Thanks for asking on Healthcaremagic.
I have gone through your query and understand your concerns. I need to ask you:
* How long have you been on thyronorm (thyroxine)? Although occasionally dizziness has been reported as a side effect of thyroxine but is not quite common. Moreover, unless you are planning for a pregnancy, if you have not been on thyroxine earlier, the TSH level is acceptable and does not need to be treated with thyroxine.
* How long have you noticed the swelling of your foot? Is it only localized to one foot?
* I would request you to get your blood pressure checked. Please let me know the finding.
* Please get your liver function test done and share the reports with me.
Based on the above I would definitely guide you further.
Regards


Blood Pressure Checked and is 120/80,also liver function test was done three months back and the findings area as follows
Bilirubin (Total)- 0.5mg/dL
Bilirubin Dirct- 0.2mg/dL
Bilirubib indirect- 0.3mg/dL
SGOT/AST - 19U/L
SGPT/ALT - 14U/L
Alkaline Phosphate(SAP)-59U/L
Total protein -7.2g/dL
Albumin - 3.8gm/dL
Globulin -3.4gm/dL
A:G Ratio -1.1
You do not need thyronorm unless you are planning for a pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for writing back.
You did not mention if you are planning for a pregnancy. Unless you are planning for a pregnancy you need not take thyronorm.
If you did not have the edema while you got your liver function test done three months back, I suggest you get it repeated once again. It would have been great if you cared to mention how long you have had the edema.
Regards


Clinical examination required
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Thanks for writing back.
Feel free to discuss with your treating physician about stopping thyronorm.
About the swelling of feet, since it was already there prior to your getting the LFT done, there is no requirement to repeat it. A clinical evaluation is required in order to find the cause. I would suggest you to get yourself clinically examined when you visit your doctor. He would be able to explain you the possible cause for the swelling of your foot.
Let me know if I could help further.
Regards

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