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Thyroid infant
I have a 2 months old, and we didn't check her blood, no doctor has suggested us, can she has a thyroid? She is active, has so much hair, takes good feeding, at birth she is 2.8kg now her weight is 3.9kg. and if she has a thyroid we are too late to identify it or its normal to start treatment after 2 months?
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Can do free t4, TSH levels
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You can check it now. No problem. Please visit a pediatrician
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Greetings need not to be worried it's not too late for checking kindly do TSH,FT4
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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8 yrs exp
Vadodara
The earlier the best
So do get it done
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