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TSH 0.21 and IUI procedure
I have planned to undergo IUI procedure this month. Yesterday I had my thyroid test done. My TSH is 0.21. I am taking 100mcg thyronorm tablet.. Can I still undergo IUI as my TSH level is bit low compared to the range of 0.30 to 5 or should I decrease my dosage to TSH level to more than 0.30? I have already taken medication for IUI and the procedure may happen anytime next week.
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Dear ,don't worry
U address your reports to treating doctor , doctor wl take care of it whether to do or withhold procedure ,as its significant derenged value
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
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It is possible to still undergo the procedure, it is a decision which will be made by your treating doctor, it is possible that he may postpone for the levels to be perfect. You will require alteration of your thyroxine dose.
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