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My tsh was 35 two months bck, i was takin 50 units per day n now my value is 7.10, should i increase my dosage to 75?
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Probably: Most people would benefit from more thyroid med with a TSH of 7.10. However, discuss this with your doctor to be sure that there is no reason that you should not increase.
Answered 6/10/2014
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See doctor: Hormones should always be adjusted by your doctor. The optimal TSH is under 4.0, so you are hypothyroid still.
Answered 6/10/2014
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