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Pregnancy with high tsh level i.e 7.8

2018-08-13 16:08:03
Is it good to continue pregnancy with high tsh.my marriage completed 1 yr in nov 2018.its being my first week of pregnancy.i do the upt comes positive.but previously i had high tsh level.my doc adviced me to abort pregnancy this time due to my weight 53 over height 5'7..so please let me know the complications too..pregnancy with high tsh..
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there s no need to abort pregnancy because of this reason alone.. and i don't think she advised you fir this reason.. some other reason must be there. take a second opinion

Answered2018-08-13 16:37:30

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