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9 week pregnancy and high t4
I am in 9 week of pregnancy and my t4 level is 22.8 whereas my t3 is 1.4 and tsh is 2.2 only , i am worried what is tha cause and currently taking tyronorm 12.5 mg , how to reduce t4 level ? Please help
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Tsh is normal
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Tsh level normal maintained
Need not worry much
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These values are interdependent. As you are taking Tab. Thyronorm so your S. TSH level need to be cared of.
Rest are due to hormonal variation.
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