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Tsh level 6.21 in pregnancy

2019-06-03 07:37:27
My tsh level is 6.21.im in 14th week of pregnancy.  Is the level high. Does it effect my baby in any way?
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U need to start medication This is Dr Tejal Poddar.infertility specialist .u will require examination if in Mumbai u can come to my clinic or contact in this link http://prac.to/drtejalpoddar

Answered2019-06-03 13:28:27

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Answered2019-06-03 10:40:42

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Yes it's high. Need medication to prevent problems.

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