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Effect of high TSH in pregnancy

2023-01-11 15:13:38
Mam, My wife's Tsh always on higher side as 4.93 -5 Three months ago she got pregnant and after one month miscarriage happened ,now she is pregnant again and same pain in right pelvic region is aroused for which doctor has prescribed some medicine which is attached for your kind reference Kindly suggest do high tsh ruin her pregnancy again?
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Continue prescribed  medicine. Consult  endocrinologist for thyroid treatment.

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Continue prescribed medicines You need to start medicine for thyroid Keep positive attitude

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