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TSH during early pregnancy
During my first pregnancy my Tsh rose to 3.3 and there was no heartbeat and i underwent a d&c.
I was continuing my medicine. But after blood test, it was found to be 0.9 and doctor asked me to stop medication.
I conceived again the same month and my TSh is 1.4 in 5weeks of pregnancy.
Doctor said its normal range and asked to test again after 2 months.
But since I have a history of rise of tsh, will my tsh raise again in this 2 months and affect the growth of fetus is concerning me.
Please advice.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. It is normal . Not necessary it will rise again . Wait and follow the advise of your dr.
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