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TSH Level 4.5 during pregnancy
I am 5 weeks pregnant and have TSH level 4.5 and have been advised to take thyronorm 25 mcg, but i have heard due to this brain development of baby gets effected, is it advisable to continue with this baby or should i get my tsh level treated first and then plan for a baby, kindly suggest, i am tensed.
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Thyroid deficiency is going to be a long affair but I have the baby now this is only very mild hypothyroidism no chance of malformed baby
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