Trying To Conceive, Have Lowered TSH With Medicines. Should I Continue Medicines?
sir, i am 27 yrs,my tsh is before 2 months back 7.11.others are normal ,not take medicine.now my tsh is 4.57.want i will take medicine.....?now i want get pregnent, is any problem? please give me your valuble answer to me. my e-mail address is WWW.WWWW.WW
Thanks for your questions. I do not understand your question very well. I believe you are not under treatment for your thyroid and your TSH is 4.57 currently and it was 7.11 2 months back. I hope I am right? The goal for TSH during pregnancy is 2-2.5 and that is what I aim to keep my patients at if they are planning pregnancy. Further it is also important to know about the family history of thyroid disease, presence of thyroid antibodies ( anti-TPO antibodies).
I would recommend you discuss this with your OB or see an endocrinologist to see if you need treatment with low dose thyroid hormone.
Please contact us if any more questions
Regards
Dr Sruti Chandrasekaran
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Trying To Conceive, Have Lowered TSH With Medicines. Should I Continue Medicines?
Dear Ms Anishamanoj Thanks for your questions. I do not understand your question very well. I believe you are not under treatment for your thyroid and your TSH is 4.57 currently and it was 7.11 2 months back. I hope I am right? The goal for TSH during pregnancy is 2-2.5 and that is what I aim to keep my patients at if they are planning pregnancy. Further it is also important to know about the family history of thyroid disease, presence of thyroid antibodies ( anti-TPO antibodies). I would recommend you discuss this with your OB or see an endocrinologist to see if you need treatment with low dose thyroid hormone. Please contact us if any more questions Regards Dr Sruti Chandrasekaran