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Thyroid TSH 17
I am 4 weeks, 5 days pregnant with my second baby. I tested thyroid today and it is 17. It was 4 three months back when I was taking 62.5mcg. Now the doctor advised me to take 75mcg. I am worried about what will happen to the baby with 17 TSH level. I had two miscarriages before my first baby. Can someone please help me on how I can reduce it more naturally as well?
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Great to note you taken leap ahead in prior late twenties n really appreciate your courageous to deal hurdles.
What's lost wasn't your.
Medicines are safe follow ur treating dr.
Ayurveda offers unique approach for pregnancy in every month with diet and yoga with some therapies like Abhyangam with music to relax n tone muscle n skin for strech mark free experience for normal delivery to connect self and to your baby in womb.... Growth and development of Garbha as well.
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Yes you can take help of yoga with ayurveda medications which are totally safe in pregnancy and will reduce your symptoms in a safe way!
Start doing bhramari and anulom vilom with omkar jaap daily to control your thyroid levels!
Consult first for medications!
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