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Pregnant. Hypothyroidism. Worry About Heart, Brain, IQ Level Of Baby?

HI Doctor , My name is Purushottam , My wife age is 30 years currently she is 9 weeks pregent and Last month July 14 we had scan and Baby was 6 weeks 6 days at time we found my wife is having HYPO Thyroid which is almost 33 , and after 2 week i..e from last month 3oth onward we started medication (thyrornorm tables) I am much worrried abt kid -(i,e Brain , Heart , IQ leavels..etc) , please suggest me
Fri, 24 Feb 2017
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Endocrinologist 's  Response
Hello and thank you for asking.
I can understand your difficult situation.
The TSH level is too high for a pregnant women and as you know the side effects in fetal development are not excluded. Even though they are considered rare.
You can not evaluate them now, all you can do is to keep monitoring the TSH levels closely.
Best wishes,
Dr.Mirjeta
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Pregnant. Hypothyroidism. Worry About Heart, Brain, IQ Level Of Baby?

Hello and thank you for asking. I can understand your difficult situation. The TSH level is too high for a pregnant women and as you know the side effects in fetal development are not excluded. Even though they are considered rare. You can not evaluate them now, all you can do is to keep monitoring the TSH levels closely. Best wishes, Dr.Mirjeta