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Asking for Self, Male, 25 years old, Karachi

AOA, I was diagnosed with hyperthyroid the dr prescribed me Carbimazole and Indral 10 mg 3 times a day than after several checkups my blood test came to normal I quit carbimazole by my own but I can't quit indral as I did once and my bp increases than dr increased my dose of Indral 40 mg 2 times a day but I want to quit indral as I have no underlying cause now but whenever I try to delay my dose I feel dizzy, my hand and feet gets sweaty, my hands specifically left one feel numb, my body start tremble, I want to know how to quit indral plz help and can someone quit indral because i don't want to be dependent on this it Detroit all my life plz help

Clinical Dietician in Bahawalpur - Dn. Dur E Sameen

Dn. Dur E Sameen - Clinical Dietician

BS (Hons) Human Nutrition & Dietetics | Bahawalpur

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Being a Dietitian, I recommend you to follow low sodium diet plan.


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General Physician in Karachi - Homayoun Sheikh

Homayoun Sheikh - General Physician

MD, Specialty Certificate (Acute Medicine) UK, MRCP (UK), Post Graduate Diploma of cardiologist (UK) | Karachi

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you should be under direct observation of a specialist physician or endocrinologist so find a senior one and attach to him


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why did you quit carbimazole by yourself....?
in few weeks you will again suffer from symptoms of hyperthyroidism.....you have to follow the advice of Dr lifetime with strict compliance.....you must have regular physician visits... lifetime.... whenever your physician ask you to come....and discuss all your issues with that one physician...not online.....to random drs.... otherwise you will spoil your health and Life....


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General Physician in Lahore - Dr. Husna Rashid

Thanks for asking. It is possible to gradually lower your medicine and some patients dont even need them after few years but it cannot be done without doctors advice. It can b harmful for u. I can help u with what u r facing but i will need some blood tests and some history, for that u should book an online appointment


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