My Tsh Is 6.855 And M Pregnant? - My Tsh Is 6.855 And M Pregnant

My tsh is 6.855 and m pregnant?

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My tsh is 6.855 and m pregnant that is first trimester. Is this dangerous? Does it harm me or my baby?

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Dr. Prabhjot Manchanda

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Hi Tsh plays important role in pregnancy. Nonetheless Ur TSH is not that high. Treatment is available.

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