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TSH level is 4.3 in first trimester
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Attached is my thyroid report and i saw that TSH level got increased and i am using 100mcg thyronorm everyday..I am in my first trimester now and when I got tested in August month the TSH levels were normal but now it got increased and i am entering into my 4th month
Can you please tell me that whether the TSH level increases in 3rd. Month
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In pregnancy as weight increases n thyroid required of the baby is also added up tsh levels may increase
Tsh should be checked every 45 days
N should be maintained less than 2.5 in first trimester
Less than 3 till delivery
Fr dose adjustment u need to connect online
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