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TSH 5.4 (18 weeks pregnant)

2024-01-21 15:30:49
Hi, My TSH, 2 months ago was 2.9 and I was on Thyronorm 100 mcg. Yesterday I got the test done and TSH- 5.4 & FT4- 1.06. What should be the dosage of Thyronorm now? I have hypothyroidism for 12 years and mostly was on 50/75mcg.
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