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Thyroid fluctuations
I have been diagnosed with hypothyroidism during my natural miscarriage and after that taking medication from 3 years but recently it is fluctuating like tsh went to 0.007 and dr reduce the dose from 50 mcg to 25 mcg and I have had failed ivf cycles and recently my dr advice for thyroid antibodies tg is high which was normal 3 years ago pls see the report and advice is this can cause infertility and other problem as well
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Fluctuations in TSH is main cause of miscarriage..unless it is within range for conception do not proceed with conception
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For This TSH 0.007 need to taper dose further
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Dr. Suhas Khaire
Endocrinologist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Your TSH is definitely suppressed Could be a cause of miscarriage.. TSH needs to be in proper range for good fertility and conception.. Consult endocrinologist
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Dr. Rajiva Gupta
Diabetologist
45 yrs exp
Delhi
Not a good situation needs detailed evaluation pl take appointment for me on Practo platform
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