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I was diagnosed with thyroid during pregnancy and started taking Thyronorm 25. After my child was born, I stopped taking it, and my TSH went up to 10.3. I restarted Thyronorm 75, and now my child is 2 years old. My recent TSH is 0.05. What should I do?
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I was diagnosed with thyroid during pregnancy and started taking Thyronorm 25. After my child was born, I stopped taking it, and my TSH went up to 10.3. I restarted Thyronorm 75, and now my child is 2 years old. My recent TSH is 0.05. What should I do?
Asked by Female, 32 · 1 month ago
A TSH of 0.05 suggests that your current Thyronorm 75 dose may be too high. You should consult your doctor for dose adjustment, as thyroid medicine often needs reduction after pregnancy and regular monitoring to keep TSH within a healthy range.
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Current Situation
- Your TSH level is 0.05, which is lower than the normal range, indicating possible overmedication.
Immediate Action
- Consult your healthcare provider to adjust your Thyronorm dosage. Do not change the dose on your own.
Monitoring
- Regularly monitor your TSH levels as advised by your doctor to ensure they remain within the target range.
Follow-Up
- Schedule a follow-up appointment to discuss any symptoms and adjust treatment as necessary.
Answered 1 month ago