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Thyroid T4 is high
My thyroid T4 - 15.2 mu l/dl at my 13 weeks 1 day pregnancy even though I'm having 25 mg every day ,is there any problem for me and my baby?
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Thyroid function should be well controlled during pregnancy. That's why Thyroid tests are done frequently during pregnancy.
T4 level of 15.2 mu/dl , this seems to be a wrong reading. T4 level is expressed as pmol/Litre or ng/dl. If we presume that you mentioned 15.2 pmol/litre, then it is normal.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
We need to monitor tsh levels n keep them below 3 till delivery
Recheck tsh levels every 45 days
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Dr. Ishpreetkaur
Infertility Specialist
11 yrs exp
Raipur
No , what is your tsh level, dosage are changed after looking at your tsh level.
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