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priyankabhar

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Are thyroid levels normal Posted: 07-31-08 10:17am


Hi everyone, I am currently 24 weeks pregnant and I am 27 years old and have hypothyroid since 2 years. I had my thyroid level checked recently. They are as under:- TSH = 1.98 Free T4 = 0.9 Does this sound normal to you? My doctor did not tell me to increase my dose, just told that everything was normal when I called her. I am currently taking 75 mcg of Levothyroxine. I am so worried about the effects of hypothyroid. Your insights would be very helpful to me. Thanks, Priya

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