- Female
- 32 Years
- 15/09/2025
Hi. I have not been taking any medicine for the last two days. Before that, I missed Thyroxine for a week, then took it for two days. Now, for the last two days, I have not taken anything. I have attached my report. Why does it look normal? Am I normal or should I be taking the medicine? Just to let you know, I got my test done 2 years back and the doctor suggested me to take 100 mg of Thyroxine. I will be visiting my doctor on Monday but thought of asking here.
Answered by 1 Apollo Doctors
You may be experiencing temporary normalization of thyroid levels, but consistency in thyroxine intake is essential. Stopping suddenly can cause relapse. Resume medicine and retest.
Dr. Shaik Suggests...
Take a Thyroid - Free FT3, FT4 & TSH Test Test
Answered 15/09/2025
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