Yes u are pregnant, but I would need more details on this for further advise in case you need to take, depending on what further course of action you are looking for.
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You are definitely pregnant.
Pregnancy itself cn lead to hypothyroidism and thats y the high TSH levels.
Consult a gynaecologist near you for clinical examination and further management
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