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Contraceptive pill affect thyroid levels
My cousin took an ipill right before her periods and her periods got delayed. She got her periods a week after taking the ipill but she took a t3 t4 TSH, Vitamin D, B12 and calcium blood test while she was on her periods.Can thyroid blood test detect the contraceptive pills after 2 weeks? There was 2 weeks gap between taking the ipill and the blood test, Will it affect the TSH levels? Or show any kind of signs in the tests
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
25 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
No signs of i pill will be there in these blood tests so dont worry
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Thyroid tests is for detecting the levels of thyroid hormone in the body...It has got nothing to do with the intake of contraception pills ...
so there is nothing to worry
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