1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Flu

  4. Thyroid tablet during pregnancy. Term?

Thyroid tablet during pregnancy

2018-08-14 11:24:36
Hello my wife is 12 week pregnant. Doctor asked us to some blood and urine reports in 6th week. In that they tested for Thyroid test and her result of that are below Free T3 - 6.36 Free T4 - 16.0 T TSH - 2.94 All these are in between range and no need to worry but still doctor prescribed her thyronorm 12.5 mcg(empty stomach) tablet daily once. And she asked us to continue untill you deliver the baby and then after for certain months. So do we really need that? Is there any effect on long term?
38 Views

Answers (1)

TSH at 2.94 Definitely You don't require any treatment at this stage. Please Tell me: 1. Is there an history of Thyroid dysfunction or any thyroid ailment in past 2. Is there any family history of Thyroid disease  3. What is the height weight and age of the patient

Answered2018-08-15 03:28:47

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

6 Useful Tips to Prevent Complications in Pregnancy

Dr.Mohan Pawar

1. PRE CONCEPTIONAL CONSULTATION - Planned pregnancy always has a  better outcome than unplanned pregnancy. So have a pr ... Read more

Thyroid and Pregnancy: Do I Need to Check

Dr.Priyanka Mehta

What is the thyroid gland?The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped endocrine gland that is normally located in the lower ... Read more

How Frequently Should I Visit My Doctor If I Have a High Risk Pregnancy?

Dr.Bimla Bansal

It is challenging for parents to go through a high-risk pregnancy. From the moment they are told they have a high-risk p ... Read more

What to Eat During Pregnancy?

Dr.Umesh Shetty

Pregnancy is a trans formative stage in a woman's life. All that she eats, does or even thinks may affect the improvemen ... Read more

Tuberculosis and Pregnancy: One Killer, Two Targets

Dr.Sumeet Nawani

As we all know that tuberculosis is a serious infection which can be life-threatening if not taken care of in time. It i ... Read more

Pregnancy: Understanding High Risk Pregnancies

Dr.Bimla Bansal

High risk pregnancies, as the name suggests, is the condition in which the pregnancy is complicated in some way as compa ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Pregnancy and Duphaston tablet?

42621 Views
I m 6 week pregnant n this is my first pregnancy with no any miscarriage n other problems. My doctor give ...Read More

My wife is 9 weeks pregnant and coughing

5211 Views
My wife is 9 weeks pregnant and she is having dry cough, what needs to be given as any cough syrup is not ...Read More

Ideal baby size in 12 week pregnancy

1124 Views
Hello Doctor, I'm 12 weeks pregnant and CRL measures is 5.61cm. Cervical length measures is 3.4cm. Pleas ...Read More

32 week pregnancy

1071 Views
Hello Doctor, my wife is 32 weeks pregnant. she has some watery discharge in morning these days. is it no ...Read More

My wife now pregnant

1019 Views
My wife delivered one baby girl on 01/01/2017 by segerian my wife now pregnant of 6 week is it risky to k ...Read More

B-12 Test, Hosit tablet for deficiency

237 Views
For B-12 deficiency, best Tablet that absorbs. Specifically asking for Tablet Hosit (Methylcobalmin, fol ...Read More

Pregnancy for my wife

85 Views
Hi My wife is 36 years old now. She has gone with Papillary thyroid cancer starting stage. Her thyroid ...Read More

Platlates, b-12 and thyroid

65 Views
I got my report checked and found thyroid is on higher side and deficiency in b-12 and also platelets cou ...Read More

Can i give my wife supracal pro tablet

140 Views
My wife suffering from all joint pain. Can i give her suprcal pro tablet. Without doctor perception. I wi ...Read More

Thyroid tablet

77 Views
Hi this is my thyroid report i am having thyroid since very long i am using 50 mg tablet currently I hvae ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.