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I have always had high TSH for which I am taking Thyronorm 50mcg. Latest report shows TSH level as 4.12 which comes under the normal level. But I have not had my periods till now and I am 7 days late. I amnot pregnant. Is it because of the medicine? What should I do about it?
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1 to 2 week +/- dsnt matter much since u started ur medication recently..let the body get settledown.. continue ur medication..in two to 3 periods it wud get alright. if its delayed more than 2 week c u gynecologist and get evaluated
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