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Hi I'm 24weeks pregnant and taking thyroid medicine daily Yesterday I got my thyroid test done and it shows 4.04 Is it normal? As last I got checked it was 2.96 in Aug And what is the reason for the increase
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Its higher as per the pregnancy range, u will need dose adjustment. Fluctuations are common in pregnancy so do not stress about why it has increased
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It is not normal. Please consult with your Gynaecologist. You may need a higher dose of Thyroid supplement.
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Hello During 2nd and 3rd trimester it has to be below 4 So it's fine U can continue same dose of medication
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You need to increase dosage
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