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High thyroid level during pregnancy

2019-06-11 16:02:11
Sir my wife is 1 month pregnant and she has done thyroid test today and thyroid stimulating hormone is 67.22, is it a thing to worry? Please consult!!!
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Take Thyronorm. 150 mg daily in empty stomach And repeat thyroid test Usually this much high is very uncommon May be it is 6.7 ( still high)

Answered2019-06-12 01:38:23

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Yes... u should start thyroid medication in consultation with d endocrinologist at d earliest...

Answered2019-06-11 16:24:12

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