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I am almost 2 months pregnant .. recently i have done blood teston tues  in which tsh hormone came 67.22 again i have done tsh today in which it camee 32... kindly helpme  to know the cause and concern . as on 8.8.2018 my tsh was 3.45 . i am attaching my reports .. kindly consult
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Hypothyroidism during pregnancy can be harmful to baby. Kindly visit an Endocrinologist.
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