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Trying for 2nd baby n hv hypothyroidism
I am 34 years old mother of 6.5 years old kid. Delivered 1st baby via C sec in 2015 n diagnosed with hypothyroidism during 1st pregnancy. I was taking 100mcg daily but TSH level always comes in between 0.1-0.2 so doctor reduced my dosage to 88mcg. Started taking 88mcg from yesterday only. I am trying for 2nd baby now..should I try for 2nd baby or wait for sometime because of my TSH level which is come below normal range. If I will conceive is there any effect on my foetus or
new born kid like physical n mental development. Please guide me n would love to hear suggestions from you. Report of complete Thyroid profile attached below.
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Repeat thyroid profile after 88 mcg taking for one month
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Pls try,all the best
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Consult for detailed discussion
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U can continue planning
As tsh will revert to normal in next 45 days
Recheck tsh levels in 45 days
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