Some of you may have read this in the past. It's worth a read!
pulsetoday.co.uk/clinical/t...
Can you believe it?!
Some of you may have read this in the past. It's worth a read!
pulsetoday.co.uk/clinical/t...
Can you believe it?!
I think the clue to why so many don't do well on Levothyroxine is that many patients are undermedicated as some doctors insist mid-range TSH is good rather than the 0.5mU/l Vanderpump suggests should be targetted.
"However, in practice it is worth trying to achieve a target serum TSH at around 0.5mU/l, as some patients prefer to be at that end of the reference range."
Funny how patient preference is considered valid in that sentence but is totally dismissed with respect to NDT.
I dispute his recommendation to withdraw T3 if no improvement within 3 months. The usual 10mcg start dose isn't always sufficient and as endo consultations are rarely more frequent than 3 monthly isn't helpful.
Surprised to see both my comments remain when so many were deleted
one has to be registered to read the article. Can you give the gist, perhaps, please?
As Humphrey says, you can't actually read the article from this link. Do you have a way in perhaps? Or could you let us know what the thesis of it is?