The latest thyroid test report shows T3 91.05 ng/dl, T4 10.20 microgram/dl, and TSH 0.950 microIU/ml. She was taking 125 mg Thyronorm tablets until the latest test report on 8th September. The tablet was initially recommended when TSH was 7.17 microIU/ml. Since the levels are now normal, can the medication be stopped or should the dose be reduced?

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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6+ Yrs

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TSH is now normal. Do not stop medicine abruptly. A doctor may reduce the dose (e.g. 100 mcg), but only under medical supervision with regular monitoring.

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