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Thyroid level is .06
We tested ' THS' and found the thyroid level is .06. Does that Normal? If not how to improve it? Does this level affect in pregnancy?
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tsh is low.
do you have any symptoms?
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
Obstetrician
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
It's not normal and very possibly a sign of autoimmune thyroid disease. Your TPO titer may be positive as well.
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Yes these antibodies do cause problems in pregnancy but the Good news is that your problem can be totally reversed, not by masking the symptoms but by addressing the root cause of your issue. To know more on this, please read my blogs on www.truhealing.com or practo health feeds. Hope that helps....
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Dr. Veena Vidyasagar
Gynecologist
47 yrs exp
Bangalore
Dear Practo user,
Serum TSH level of 0.06 is low. The unit has not been mentioned. You should get Serum Thyroid profile done (fasting) and consult physician/ endocrinologist.
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