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What Causes Sweating And Weight Gain After Lowering Thyroxine Dosage?

My doctor has recently changed my dose of thyroxine from 150 to 100. I was fine on the higher dose bur my tsh level was .05. now on the lower dose I am having lots of problems with heat and sweating and I have gained four kilos in a month what is happening
Tue, 25 Oct 2016
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Sweating and weight gain are among the symptoms of an underactive thyroid.This is possible if you receive less than the amount of thyroxine your boby needs.Your symptoms suggest that you need a higher dose of thyroxine.I will suggest you see your Doctor or Endocrinologist for reevaluation.If symptoms persist after dose adjustment, then causes not related to your thyroid may be investigated.
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What Causes Sweating And Weight Gain After Lowering Thyroxine Dosage?

Hi Thanks for posting on HCM Sweating and weight gain are among the symptoms of an underactive thyroid.This is possible if you receive less than the amount of thyroxine your boby needs.Your symptoms suggest that you need a higher dose of thyroxine.I will suggest you see your Doctor or Endocrinologist for reevaluation.If symptoms persist after dose adjustment, then causes not related to your thyroid may be investigated. Hope this will help Wish you good health