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Utra sensitive Tsh level at 4.1

2021-06-02 03:02:03
Wife, 11 weeks pregnant, has Utra sensitive Tsh level at 4.1. What need to be the medication. Thank you
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Pregnancy is physiologically a hyperthyroid state . So don’t worry . Nevertheless , the TSH

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Need to start with thyronorm 25 as cut off value for pregnancy is 2.5 for first trimester. Also get ft3/ft4 test done.

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Dear patient consult me as ap,need to discuss few things with you thanks

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She need to start with eltroxin 25 daily once for 30days
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repeat thyroid profile after 1 mnth

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