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I have hypothyrodism and i started taking medicine for it from 1month and a half and i am still having extreme fatigue no improvement is that normal?
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Hypothyroid: After 1.5 months, you should be feeling better. Perhaps the dose of thyroid is too low. An average dose is about 0.125 mg of levothyroxine (average: everyone is a little different). Or maybe your fatigue is due to something else. Talk to your doctor.
Answered 1/30/2014
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