Pregnancy and thyroid

2022-08-11 09:24:58
Iam 29 years old.i have already thyroid and taking 100mg and tsh levels are 1.3 at 6 weeks. Doctor  suggested maintain same dose(100mg) and consult after 1 month,Now iam with 10 weeks pregnancy.Today i got results and  tsh is 5.4. Is there any problem to my baby after delivery and Is this pregnancy going well.
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2022-08-11 10:30:46

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Get your complete thyroid profile level . hypothyroidism during pregnancy specially early on in pregnancy can  decrease fetal brain maturation..

Answered2022-08-11 10:03:46

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Answered2022-08-11 09:42:12

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For women who were previously on thyroxine, the requirement in pregnancy is 30%–50% more than that of the preconception dosage. Patients must be followed up 4–6 weeks after initiation of treatment, with the goal of therapy to titrate serum TSH levels below 2.5 mIU/L while maintaining free T4 levels in the high-normal range. To maintain the level below 2.5ml/l your doctor may increase the dose which is justified. hypothyroidism in pregnancy is an easily treatable condition that is associated with significant risk to the fetus: low birth weight, fetal distress, and impaired neuropsychological development.

Answered2022-08-11 09:34:33

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-08-11 09:28:23

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Your thyroxine dose needs to be increased. Your TSH levels needs to be checked regularly and may be more frequent during pregnancy. The Eltroxin dose should have been increased at the diagnosis.
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Answered2022-08-11 09:40:11

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