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Thyroid during pregnancy

2018-12-04 14:31:19
Hi, i was diagnosed for thyroid and was found positive when i was pregnant.  It has been two months i had gave birth to a baby girl. Now in thr first month when i got diagnosed for the thyroid it was found normal with value 1.06 and yesterday again i got diagnosed and the result was normal but with a slight increase 3.09. So i want to know whether i need to continue the tablets and also to know whether it will be a problem for my baby if i do.breast feeding. I am attaching the reports for reference.
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Your hypothyroidism may continue beyond pregnancy maybe after 2-3 months you may need medication again

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