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Hypothyroidism
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I am running through my 29th week of pregnancy and in my 24 week my TSH was as high as 7. So I started medications as told by my gynecologist . Is this problem effected my baby ?(my 21st week ultrasound scan completed and report shown baby weight,brain development and all other details normal) Is this problem common in pregnancy and would subside itself after my delivery ? |
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