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Are T3 2.96 Pg/ml And T4 1.09 Ng/dl Normal In Blood Test?

Hi im 28 years old married woman . And pregnant now for about 14 weeks. I recently undergone blood test. In the report it says t3 and t4 are 2.96 pg/ml and 1.09 ng/dl respectively. Tsh level is 5.88 mIu/ml. Is that normal? Can you please help me over this..?
Thu, 12 Mar 2015
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Your T3 levels and T4 levels are lower than what are expected in your 14th week of your pregnancy. Also the TSH is higher than expected. It indicates that your body is unable to provide for the required levels of thyroid hormones. It is imperative that the thyroid hormone levels be maintained, specially in early pregnancy. In my opinion you should visit your physician immediately and start thyroid replacement therapy. The goal of the treatment should be to achieve a TSH value between 1 and 2.
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Dr Kashyap P Lanka
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Are T3 2.96 Pg/ml And T4 1.09 Ng/dl Normal In Blood Test?

Your T3 levels and T4 levels are lower than what are expected in your 14th week of your pregnancy. Also the TSH is higher than expected. It indicates that your body is unable to provide for the required levels of thyroid hormones. It is imperative that the thyroid hormone levels be maintained, specially in early pregnancy. In my opinion you should visit your physician immediately and start thyroid replacement therapy. The goal of the treatment should be to achieve a TSH value between 1 and 2. Hope the answer helped. Dr Kashyap P Lanka