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Tsh and fasting sugar in 8 weeks
Hi doc,
Please do check my reports
Tsh 4.009 and fasting sugar 106
Doc gave me metformin 850mg and thryronorm 12.5mg as a precaution
What should be my tsh in 1st trimester
Is it a harm to my baby?
At present m not taking any of these
Is it necessary to take this meds?
M already on progesterone and Duphoston twice a day ,folic acid and progesterone inj once in a week
Last scan my baby was 6+2 days at 8weeks from lmp
Also my blood test showed neutrophilic leucocytosis as total WBC count is 11000(1000 more from reference interval) and absolute netrophil count is 7260(260 more from reference interval)
Please do give me advice on this what is restricting baby's growth?
M so stressed plz help share ur knowledge on this
Answers (5)
Thyroid reference range in pregnancy is diffrent as baby requires thyroid from mother so taking thyroid tablet is a must for you. Dont get scared and stop medications. This thyroid is for your baby and with tsh level 4, take 12.5 for a month and repeat tsh. Dont worry about leucocytosis ,nothing to b done. Fasting sugar is not that high, are you overweight? If no, then do hba1c, which is 3m glucose profile and then we can decide about metformin.
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Your TSH is high for first trimester and you should take Thyronorm.
You may get your blood sugar (F & PP). That will determine if you need antidiabetic treatment.
I hope you are being seen by a Gynaecologist and not by a General Practitioner or an AYUSH doctor.
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