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Pregnancy Thyroid TSH level 4.05

2018-01-06 11:24:49
I'm 5.5 weeks pregnant and my tsh level in thyroid is 4.05.. is that normal? Please advise what to do?
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HELLO, NO IT'S RAISED. CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD IN COLOBERATELY WITH GYNAC SO THYROXININ CAN BE GIVEN IN A PROPER DOSE.OTHERWISE MIS CARRIAGE. MAY BE THEIR.YOU HAVE CONCEIVED NOW MANAGE IT.IT IS TO DIFFICULT TO CONCEIVE. PROBABLY TAB ELTROXIN 100 NANOGRAM JUST BEFORE BREAKFAST. NOT TO STOP. OK

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It is raised but should look for ultra Tsh And then start treatment according to your body weight n Bp

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