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Tsh and planning baby
My tsh is 5, t3 and t4 are normal. We are planning baby. What is the optimum amount of dosage of medication?
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What is the current dose that you are consuming? The best level for TSH during pregnancy is between 2 to 3.
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Hi, can plan
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If planning Tsh better be level of 3.
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First trimester is crucial. Dose will depend on weight lifestyle diet past history and other medical condition. Your obstetritian and endocrinologist must discuss your condition to calculate right dose.
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Dr. Pallavi Kanade
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Nashik
Hello if you are planning for baby then you must consult specialist . As per me 25 mcg is fine for you. . to boost fertility you can start ayurvedic treatment too.
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Dr. Animesh Gupta
Diabetologist
17 yrs exp
Patna
In pregnancy, TSH will be lower than normal value. It should be below 3. Medicine Dosage will be adjusted with the TSH level. Regular follow up required
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The current level is after taking medicine ?
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