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2019-01-22 14:35:41
My t3 ,level is 1.40 T4 level is 12.50 And tsh level is 0.10 Can i get pregnant nw...m on medication.. earlier tsh ws high
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Whatever dose of thyroid ur taking it needs reduction U can concieve

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Looks like you are already taking thyroid medicine in dose which need to be reduced. Then only you can get pregnant.

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