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Thyroid problem
Earlier I don't had any thyroid history. During pregnancy 1st trimester blood test I got T3 level as 13.7. Need advice on how to cure this without affecting the baby.
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Mam homoeopathic treatment can permanently rapidly effectively cures the thyroid problem of yours without any side effects .there are no side effects of medicines to mother and the baby
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Dear , as u said u are pregnant , your gynacologist wl take care of it , so u don't worry. Sometimes in pregnancy changes in thyroid harmones occurs so need to worry sometims those things are for time being Only .
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if u are getting worried u can consult your gynacologist
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Dr. Amanulla
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello,
Normal thyroid levels are very essential for the brain growth of the fetus during pregnancy. Since your levels indicate hypothyroidism, you will have to take thyroxine hormone and the levels monitored.
Do not ignore, kindly take a paid consultation for detailed management or consult your physician
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