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Pregnancy 8 weeks
Hi I'm currently 8 weeks pregnant had all the necessary tests as suggested found out that i have thyroid tsh 4.4 will it affect my body also before ttc i take 12.5 mcg thyronorm tablet now. But doctor told me to take same dose as of now. Im just worried that in in first trimester the level should be 2.5- 3 right should i have double dose in not sure is it safe for my body.
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Yes level should be less than 3 .. u can slightly increase the dose if its recent TSH report
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Tsh before planning pregnancy should be less than 2.5
The dose needs to be increased
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