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Development of baby will be fine as your doctor will monitor it closely. All you need to worry about is post delivery normalisation of TSH levels and thyronorm dose back to earlier levels. For that you must take homeopathy along so that thyroid can be stimulated to produce the required amount.
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Hello, Primarily there has no need to worry but right now you have to go through a proper homoeopathic characterized case recording for which your wife will get proper treatment regarding thyroid problem for your healthy baby. May contact at abanm@rediffmail to get the mobile no for getting case recording Form.
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you doesnt need to worry, tsh values wil be varing during pregnancy, however you she is on thyronorm 75mg continue till the next test and if value increase more than 5.5 then you need to think of it.
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Dr. (Prof.) Nilanjana Basu
Homoeopath
20 yrs exp
Noida
You should continue with the medicine till the delivery. If this hypothyroidism is pregnancy induced, then you can consult a homoeopathic physician to withdraw Thyronorm after delivery. During puberty and pregnancy, thyroid hormone requirement is increased. So,there can be pregnancy induced hypothyroidism.
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