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What is the desired mixed of T3 to T4 drug levels in newly diagnosed endocrine patients?
 
  1. 99 of T3 and the rest is T4 to get rapid resolution.
  2. Most needs to be T4 to mimic natural ratios of hormone.
  3. The ratio is unimportant.
  4. The mix needs to be 50-50 at first.

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Goals when treating hypothyroidism with thyroid replacement include:
 
  1. Normal TSH and free T4 levels
  2. Resolution of fatigue
  3. Weight loss to baseline
  4. All of the above



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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
Gracias!


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Wow, this really help

 

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