Ms C complained about a decision to reduce her thyroid medication following the results of a blood test.
We sought independent medical advice. The adviser said the change in medication dosage was reasonable and in line with guidance for managing thyroid disease.
We accepted this advice and did not uphold the complaint.
View Decision Report 201508379 as a PDF (10.74 KB) Updated: March 13, 2018
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