Tsh and t4 in pregnancy

2026-10-15 10:50:22
Tsh-2.75micro IU/dl, t4-11.94 microgram/ dl....... in pregnancy 20week........is it oky???????????..
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Answered2026-10-15 14:19:08

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It's well within the normal values in pregnancy.
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continue taking your regular supplements as prescribed.

Answered2026-10-15 13:04:08

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Its fine

Answered2026-10-15 12:18:26

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Your TSH of 2.75 is within the normal range for this stage of pregnancy, where the usual target is generally below 3. Total T4 naturally runs higher than the non-pregnant range in pregnancy, since pregnancy raises the protein that carries it in your blood. Your 11.94 reading fits that pattern too. Together, these two values don't point to a thyroid problem at 20 weeks.
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Keep taking any supplements your obstetrician has already prescribed. Please discuss this with your obstetrician at your next antenatal visit, so they can confirm it fits your overall pregnancy picture.
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Let your obstetrician know if you notice unusual fatigue, a racing heartbeat, or sudden weight change before your next visit.

Answered2026-10-15 11:05:18

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