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  5. My FT3 is 2.5, FT4 is 0.94, but my TSH is 19.64. I was previously taking Thyronorm. What should I do now?

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My FT3 is 2.5, FT4 is 0.94, but my TSH is 19.64. I was previously taking Thyronorm. What should I do now?

Asked by Female, 36 · 4 months ago

G.santoshini Reddy

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

4 months ago

A TSH of 19.64 is high, which means your hypothyroidism is not well controlled right now, even though FT3 and FT4 are near the normal range. This can happen if the Thyronorm dose is too low or if doses are missed. You should see your doctor soon for a dose adjustment, and repeat TSH after 6 to 8 weeks. Do not stop or change the dose on your own, as proper control is important for your health.
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  1. Current Lab Results Interpretation:

    • Your TSH level is elevated (19.64), indicating hypothyroidism.
    • FT3 (2.5) and FT4 (0.94) are on the lower side, supporting this diagnosis.

  2. Medication Adjustment:

    • Consult your doctor to consider increasing your Thyronorm dosage from 50 mcg.
    • Regular monitoring of thyroid function tests is essential after any dosage change.

  3. Immediate Actions:

    • Continue taking your current dose until you see your healthcare provider.
    • Schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss these results and adjust your treatment plan.

  4. Lifestyle and Monitoring:

    • Maintain a consistent routine for taking your medication.
    • Monitor for symptoms of hypothyroidism and report any changes to your doctor.

Answered 4 months ago

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