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I am 23 years old and my tsh level is 5.52 , if i donot take any medication , will that increase ? and will that comes to control again ?
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Work with your doctor and follow advice. If you indeed require medication, suggest you comply. In spite of desire for resolution, thyroid problems do not necessarily spontaneously disappear.
Answered 3/22/2021
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