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Tsh level high

2018-09-04 09:59:40
I am planning for pregnancy, doctor asked me for tests and my tsh level came high. However I have no symptoms. Shall I book another lab for test or get thyroxine total t4 test done. I can only consult my doctor during weekends as husband is not around to take me there. But I am freaking out due to the abnormalities. Please advise. We are planning to conceive at the earliest, just waiting for a green signal. We lost our 2 nd child 2 years back due to loose motion.
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Take thyroid tablets as per doctors advice.

Answered2018-09-04 12:07:50

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