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.09 tsh level from 10.3
I am into initial stage of pregnancy,my TSH levels was 10.3 one month before but started taking 100 mcg for hypothyroidism.
But in today's report TSH level was gone down up to 0.09.
Is this level safe during first month of pregnancy.
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Please consult a endocrinologist.
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Basically there has been an over-correction of thyroid levels...need to reduce the dose. However it is mandatory you do it under supervision of an endocrinologist. all the best
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Dr. Himani Gupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
27 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hi, no need to worry but dose of thyroid medicine may need to be adjusted. Please meet your Gynecologist for that.
For more information you can log on to my website www.mygynaecworld.com
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