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Hypothyroid and pregnancy
April2020 i conceived naturally, married on jan2020, that fetus misscarried in june2020 that time only my gynaec find out i have hypothyroism TSH level 9 ...they advised to take thyronorm 50mcg daily ...i follow this medication regularly. After 3 Months TSH level 0.54. so my gynaec adjust dosage as mon-friday 50 mcg and sat-sunday 25 msg ...next 3 months TSH level 8.33 suddenly raise , so again doctor change my dosage as 75 mcg now my TSH level 6.22 ...i try to get pregnant but this one year period i didn't get conceive. My tsh level also fluctuating so i worried lot.  last month i am going to follicular study with clomid and hcg shot given but again pregnancy not happy..recent days after ovulation my belly become very fat, i don't know the reason..  thyroid dosage 75mcg is ok or not for me...kindly tell me the solution to get pregnant ...
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Please check anti Tpo levels. Seek an endocrinology consult.
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Target your TSH value at 2.5, get a fT3/fT4 and anti tpo antibody test. Go with ovulation induction follicular monitoring for 3-6 cycles.
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