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Tsh level t3and t4 normal

2019-01-26 03:51:11
Have checked thyroid in 2013 which was 5.57 doctor told it is normal and in 2018 I got conceived and checked thyroid which is 5.48 tsh and t3 t4normal and got miscarriage due to travelling.inbetween have not taken any medicines for thyroid.am confused should I need to take the medication.planning for 2nd baby.
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