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Last nov my t3 & t4 were elevated & my tsh was a bit low so i took methimazole 5mg for a month. i checked my ft4 & tsh after both came normal. am i ok?
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Maybe: I wouldn't self manage, even if I have been through this before, you need to be followed by a doctor, preferably an endocrinologist, thyroid gland is a complex one, and there are more tests needed for evaluation, needs an expert, hope you find one, good luck
Answered 1/24/2018
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My tsh, t3, (liothyronine) n T4 now come back normal, but my endo still put me with the same 5 mg methimazole ? I keep gain weight please help
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After 30 doses of 20mg/day of methimazole, TSH is still .01. T3 (liothyronine) is now 3.4 (was 5.2) and T4 is 1.3 (was 1.2). Shouldn't they be better after a month?
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