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Thyroid in pregnancy
Hi, i m 11 weeks pregnant. 34 years. I took blood test yesterday. Result shows T3 is 2.16 pg/ml, T4 is .96 ng/dl, Tsh 3.88mIU/ml. I don't have thyroid problem before. Kindly advice me have to take thyroid tablet for my tsh value. One more doubt, is this problem will continue even after delivery? Kindly clarify. Thank you.
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No. We need to recheck after 6 weeks
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Yes you need to take thyroxin tab, new recommendations for tsh level in pregnancy first trimester (11weeks) should be less then 2.5 your level is 3.88
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Dr. R V Bhavya Swetha
Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
In most women thyroid problems wil normalise after pregnancy. Please make an online consultation or visit ur obgyn for thyroid medication
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