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What Do These TSH Levels Indicate?

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Posted on Mon, 1 Dec 2014
Question: I am 29 year old woman. my TSH test result was 7.17 uIU/ml in march 2014. my doc prescribed thyronorm 50mcg. Again after a month i.e in april 2014 my tsh was 1.97 uIU/ml but my doc advise me to continue pill. In XXXXXXX 2014, my tsh was 2.67 uIU/ml but I continued the pill as per doc advice. After july I stopped taking the pill as I have started to gain weight. I need your suggestion and guidence
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Answered by Dr. Minal Mohit (56 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
you needed to continue the same dose.

Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXX, Hi! hypothyroidism is a state where your thyroid gland is working less than needed. thyroxine is for replacement and so it is needed for long and may be life time. lab reports coming in normal range suggests that the dose is appropriate for you and needs to be continued in the same manner.
i hope you 've understood what you need to do.
restart and recheck every three months and let me know.
regards!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Minal Mohit (4 hours later)
I have also mentioned about my other problem-simple endometrium hyperplasia. My doc has prescribed deviry 10 mg pill. Should I continue that also?
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Answered by Dr. Minal Mohit (20 hours later)
Brief Answer:
confirmation required from treating gynecologist

Detailed Answer:
dear ma'm, sorry i missed the other part as it was not mentioned in the query , it was in your medical history. treatment for endometrial hyperplasia , how long and how much depends upon, your age, type of hyperplasia and your symptoms and your response to treatment. so it would really be better if you see your treating gynecologist who started the progestin. regards!
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What Do These TSH Levels Indicate?

Brief Answer: you needed to continue the same dose. Detailed Answer: Dear XXXXXX, Hi! hypothyroidism is a state where your thyroid gland is working less than needed. thyroxine is for replacement and so it is needed for long and may be life time. lab reports coming in normal range suggests that the dose is appropriate for you and needs to be continued in the same manner. i hope you 've understood what you need to do. restart and recheck every three months and let me know. regards!