Your report shows TSH at 0.76 and T3 at 1.28, both within normal range for pregnancy. Total T4 is 12.40, a little above the lab's general adult range, but total T4 normally runs higher in pregnancy because pregnancy raises the protein that carries it in blood. With TSH and T3 both normal, this single T4 value isn't usually a cause for alarm on its own.
Next Steps
Share this report with your obstetrician so they can compare it against your earlier readings and confirm it fits a normal pregnancy pattern. A repeat thyroid panel in a few weeks helps track the trend.
Health Tips
See your doctor sooner if you notice a racing heartbeat, unusual weight loss, tremors or heat intolerance.
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