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TSH is 4 during first trimester
My TSH is 4 during first trimester will I need tablets or is it fine.please let me know how it can be done
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If TSH is 4 in first trimester it should not be neglected please contact your Gyane doctor she would further investigate you and treat you
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Dr. Chandrakala
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Jaipur
In pregnancy if TSH is 4 you need to keep a watch on it. Any symptoms should be noted.
Next Steps
Repeat free T4 and TSH after 2 weeks and get AntiTPO antibodies done. If it’s on higher side consult endocrinologist and discuss with your gynaecologist then follow the orders
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A TSH of 4 in the first trimester is a little above what's ideally wanted in pregnancy, since pregnancy needs tighter thyroid control than usual. This doesn't mean anything is seriously wrong, but it often calls for a small dose of thyroid medicine such as levothyroxine, especially this early when your baby depends fully on your own thyroid hormone.
Next Steps
Get a repeat TSH along with free T4 and thyroid antibodies if these haven't been done, and discuss this with your obstetrician this week so treatment can start without delay if needed.
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Please don't start or guess a dose on your own. The right starting dose depends on your exact TSH, weight and antibody status.
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