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Thyroid and pregnancy
My wife is taking thyrox 50mcg regularly and her TSH was under control till September'19 . In November she had a miscarriage and TSH was 8.53 at that time. Now after 4month we are thinking of planning and her TSH is 6.93 ,even after taking thyrox 50mcg regularly. Sugar and pressure are normal. Blood reports are also normal . Please suggest proper dose of thyroxin and any other medication.
You wife TSH level are on higher side as you are planning for pregnancy you need to consult a Thyroid specialist for better suggestions
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Consult Thyroid Specialist
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Get the latest report and consult online with the patient
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The dose of Thyroxine is also dependent on weight
For pregnancy the ideal TSH would be below 3.
Kindly increase the dose to 75mcg and consult gynecologist after 1 month.
High TSH is one of the reasons for miscarriage.
Wish you a speedy recovery 🙏
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check TSH again after 3-4 weeks.
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Tablet to be taken empty stomach. and
no tea coffee etc to taken orally for an hour after the tablet
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The dose of thyroxine needs to be adjusted to keep TSH under control preferably less than 2.5
Miscarriage can happen if TSH is not controlled.
Avoid self adjustments.
See an Endocrinologist with DM or DNB Endocrinology qualification for all thyroid problems.
Thyroid dosing adjustment needs expertise of Endocrinologist for better outcomes.
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