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Hi. I know that they say it takes 6-8 weeks for a specific dose of Synthroid to stabilize, but I have a question. My TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh was 16. I was on Synthroid 100, and my doctor raised it to 112 mg. My TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh after two weeks is 7.6. I know that it has ONLY been two weeks, but is it still possible that my TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh will continue to drop on the 112, or is this already a sign that I may need 125 mg. Thank you for your input.
If your tshPituitary and tsh Tsh has more than halved in 2 weeks then you are on the right dose and should stay on that dose for 4-6 weeks altogether.
Get yr labs done again after 4-6 weeks.
The lower the TSH...the less hypo symptoms.
How long were you on the 100 before you were raised to 112? I can't imagine it being raised without new blood work to support the increase. What other tests are being run besides TSH? Any FT3/FT4 results??
I don't think I'd agree to any increases without blood work....... Once you are put on a dosage, you should be checked in 5-6 weeks. Then every time a dosage is changed, your blood work should be checked about 6 weeks later.......there should never be a dosage change without blood work (FT3?FT4/TSH) to support it.
Get yr labs done again after 4-6 weeks.
The lower the TSH...the less hypo symptoms.
I don't think I'd agree to any increases without blood work....... Once you are put on a dosage, you should be checked in 5-6 weeks. Then every time a dosage is changed, your blood work should be checked about 6 weeks later.......there should never be a dosage change without blood work (FT3?FT4/TSH) to support it.