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TSH-150,T4-2.7, its 1st trimester

2023-03-24 02:20:28
We have started the medication but still what are the chances that it affects the fetus development mentally.
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Please  consult and discuss.

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How big is your pregnancy ?

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Good chances Tsh 150 is too high Medication will take 45 days to normalise the abnormal values Till then the baby is exposed to a mileu of high tsh

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Noo effects if thyroid is under control

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