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TSH related to Pregnancy

2021-06-22 16:29:13
Currently I am 6 weeks pregnant. My S. TSH value came 2.42 today. Is it normal at this stage or not?
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You are in first trimester of pregnancy . Normal level of TSH in first trimester of pregnancy is 0.6 - 3.4 mU/L . This is absolutely normal TSH level for you .

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It's normal for first trimester

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Normal

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Normal
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recheck after' 3month

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It’s fine dear nothing to worry
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