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Increase in TSH level during pregnancy

2021-06-05 13:33:38
Hi, I am 6weeks pregnant and as advised I have taken free thyroid profile test.. where I found my t3 level 2.48 (preg:2-3.8) and free t4 level 0.939 (first trimester: 0.7-2.0) but TSH(ultra sensitive ) level is higher which is 6.83 (first trimester: 0.1-2.5). I am worried if this increase in TSH value will affect my fetus development. Kindly advise me pleaseeee will it be harmful for the baby?
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Don't worry.... Take direct consultation so that I can help you with the prescription

Answered2021-06-05 13:54:03

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Cut off for 1st trimester is 2.5, start with thyronorm. Don't worry

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