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High TSH at 29 weeks
Hi, I am 29 weeks pregnant. As per the test reports my T3 and T3 are normal but my TSH level is 4.93 ( against limit 3). Will this affect my baby? I am diagnosed with Pcos and high sugar ( not diabetic but borderline) and taking volibo tablet everyday for Sugar.
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Hi dear, Your T4 is normal. There is no need to panic on account of subclinical TSH
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