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Thyroid- 5.7
My TSH is 5.7 , I m in 15th week. Taking 75 mg thyronorm from last 1 mnth n prior to that 50 mg from 3 mnths n 25 mg from last 4-5 years. Kindly suggest is this 5.7 level risky?
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Not risky exactly
Is tsh report very recent?
You need to increase dose to 100
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You need to increase tablet thyronorm dose 100 micrograms
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Yes you need to increase to 100 micrograms thyronorm empty stomach every day morning because in pregnancy thyroxine requirement increases
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