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Pregnancy thyroid

2023-03-06 02:55:50
I was on 100mg thyroid before pregnancy, My TSH was normal. in pregnancy I have my TSH incresed and now i am taking 125 mg. Will my pregnancy be normal now?
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Yes Repeat tsh every 45 days Maintain tsh less than 2.5 in the first trimester N less than 3 in the subsequent weeks

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Yes. Just monitor your TSH levels monthly

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yes..only if you are regular thyroid levels are under control

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