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.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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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.

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