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Thyroid During Pregnancy

2017-07-08 13:03:36
I want to know the minimum level of Thyroid during a pregnancy time for female. We have done a test and the thyroid is 3.92 and my wife is pregnant. I want to know whether is this normal or above the normal. Is any risk or we have to take any treatment for that. Pls advise. All other test report is ok.Kindly advise. And hemoglobin is 14.5%.
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Yes you need to be on thyroxine replacement therapy I can understand your concern well. You need not worry at all. I can surely help you in this regard.But, for the best advise specific to you, I need to know some important medical history that's required in your case. So, you may click on "Chat Now" to connect to me instantly.

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