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TSH high 26 during 8 week of pregnancy

2017-07-08 19:14:52
Tsh level high 26.2 during 8weeks of pregnancy. I am using thyronorm 100 mcg from last week. Endocrinologist explained me that this condition may harm baby brain development and Iq levels . Due to this she suggested me to drop the pregnancy. But my gynecologist told me to continue. I am confusing.. please help..
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Yes its true that thyroid hormone may affect development of brain but for that  reasons no need to go for abortion . Only some chances are there. After taking treatment thyroid will come to normal.

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