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TSH level 0.18 during third trimester

2025-10-25 11:17:55
TSH level 0.18 uIU/mL during 35th week of pregnancy. Is this normal? Anything I need to worry on this value?
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Answered2025-11-02 11:12:28

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Answered2025-10-29 14:43:32

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No not at all but then u should repeat it after 1 month of delivery

Answered2025-10-29 12:25:56

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Its fine. Need to repeat a month later

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Noo its fine, repeat after 1 month again; on empty stomach and adjust your dose if your on medication

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