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Normal t3 t4 and tsh 51 at 12 week pregn
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It is likely to be an autoimmune thyroid condition...in this just taking thyroid medicines will not help...a detailed evaluation is required
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visit an endocrinologist urgently
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keep a watch on any bleeding
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Meet to endocrinologist because TSH level is too high.
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Check free t3 and t4
Start management ASAP
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Search high TSH is usually associated with autoimmune thyroid disorders ..
it is better to consult an Endocrinologist...
TSH should be controlled..
Hypothyroidism in pregnancy is associated with more chances of delayed motor development nd intellectual development in baby..
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