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TSH in first trimester

2021-11-19 17:26:36
How frequently should TSH be tested in first trimester? My dose was changed from 25 to 12.5 mcg and one month after that i conceived and tsh was 1.5 at 4 weeks. Gynae haa adviced to repeat only at 13 weeks appointment. Is that fine or should i be tested sooner?
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It is recommended to get the levels tested every month as you should maintain the TSH levels less than 2.5

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