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TSH 3.4 in first trimester pregnancy

2023-09-27 14:33:46
Hello, My doctor saw that my TSH was 3.4 in second month of pregnancy and said it was ok. I am on 75 mcg since one year. Today at 13 weeks I checked again and it's 4. Now I am really worried did it harm the baby ? As I read on internet that it should be less than 2.5 in first trimester. Should I change my doctor? Thanks
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Should be less than 3 in second trimester.

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Should be less than 3 in second trimester n subsequently Dose should be increased

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