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What Causes Dizziness After Changing The Dose Of Thyronorm?

usually I take tablet of thyronorm 125 daily .from last four to five days I started taking 100mg tablet because my 25mg tablet was over .after I brought my tablet again I started taking 125mg.since two days I am feel gidiness and heaviness in my head in afternoon time. I don t know the reason behind this .please help me out is this because of change of tablet?
Tue, 7 Feb 2017
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hello,
I read your concern.

Dizziness that you are experiencing may be due to progressive hypothyroidism, rather than the thyronorm or the change of dose of thyronorm.
I would suggest you to get your TSH and Free T4 levels done to check if the TSH levels have increased.
If yes, that would mean that the dose that you have been taking is not sufficient enough and needs to be reviewed.
Kindly follow up with the latest TSH values for further advice.

Regards,
Dr. Pallavi Jain
MBBS, MD (Biochemistry )
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What Causes Dizziness After Changing The Dose Of Thyronorm?

hello, I read your concern. Dizziness that you are experiencing may be due to progressive hypothyroidism, rather than the thyronorm or the change of dose of thyronorm. I would suggest you to get your TSH and Free T4 levels done to check if the TSH levels have increased. If yes, that would mean that the dose that you have been taking is not sufficient enough and needs to be reviewed. Kindly follow up with the latest TSH values for further advice. Regards, Dr. Pallavi Jain MBBS, MD (Biochemistry )