Tsh value is 8.75

2021-07-05 17:36:25
Hello I am pregnant for 15 weeks and my thyroid value is 8.75 and never taken a pill for thyroid .Is there any problem or foetus may not develop neurogical development or just he will be intellectually less than normal baby,plz suggest .
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Don't worry, start treatment asap. It won't harm the baby

Answered2021-07-06 02:58:58

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Answered2021-07-06 07:58:06

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Kindly share your complete thyroid profile yes change in the thyroid hormone values either High or Low both can produce changes in the fetal development as well as can cause early abortion. Other changes are low foetal weight, and mental development of the child can affect. As a eNT surgeon We often deal with such thyroid issues in Pregnancy kindly share your come pleat concerned and report for further guidance and description

Answered2021-07-05 17:45:37

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Well as the value u mention may belong to tsh t3 or t4 . So specify.  And yes thyroid hormone  is important  in pregnancy.  So be specific about the test uhave done
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Answered2021-07-05 17:41:08

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