Is tablet Inderal 20 mg alone enough to treat thyroiditis?

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I understand your concern.

I have reviewed the reports (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity). It shows that you have slightly high triiodothyronine (T3), thyroxine (T4), and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) levels. That is a good report, and you do not require to take antithyroid medicine. However, because of your symptoms, your doctor has recommended Indera (Propranolol) 20 mg, which is appropriate. This is merely a temporary deranged thyroid function test. Thus there is nothing to be concerned about. To be on the safe side, repeat your thyroid function test every three months. Eat healthily and get plenty of rest.

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I understand your concern.

I suggest you check your random blood sugar whenever you feel dizzy. Now, two things could explain your dizziness and off-balance sensation. Firstly, high T4 levels enhance your metabolism. Therefore you must balance your meals accordingly. Eat a high protein diet. If you are a non-vegetarian, you can start eating eggs and meat as they can provide good energy to your body. Secondly, if these symptoms began after taking the medications, that could be due to a fall in blood pressure. If you are improving, you can decrease the dose by taking medicine once daily. Acidity is not related to the thyroid. You can take tablet Omeprazole (Prilosec) 20 mg once daily for four weeks. Take tablet Neurobion forte (Thiamine) twice daily for three months. You can add tablet Calcium 500 mg once daily for three months and Vitamin D 3 5000 IU every three days, one tablet for three months. If still symptoms persist, then get back to me.