Trying To Conceive. High TSH Levels. History Of Miscarriages. Safe To Conceive At Current TSH Levels?
I have a healthy 2 year old son but this year have miscarried twice, once at 9 weeks and again 6 months later at 5 weeks. I have TSH of 4.7 at the moment but GP says it s not a high enough TSH to treat with medication . I would like to know if I should get referred to see an Endocrinologist as we are trying to conceive again and I would hate to miscarry again. Is it possible to fall pregnant and sustain pregnancy with Tsh of 4.7?
Hi,
It is true that your TSH levels levels are within normal range, but you need to have the entire thyroid profile along with anti-thyroid antibodies testing to decide whether you need treatment for any thyroid problem. You should try to elicit the cause for such recurrent abortions as thyroid is not always the culprit as it could be due to other reasons as well. See an endocrinologist and take advice. If other causes are rectified, healthy pregnancy is possible with your hormone levels. Good luck.
The TSH is certainly high for a lady who wants to conceive. It must be less than 2.5 all from pre-pregnancy till your delivery. So please ignore your GP and go to see a good Endocrinologist for this TSH in the range of SCHT- subclinical hypthyroidism.
For the miscarriage, I hope you have been evaluated for the cause. It is a protocol and every woman who undergoes spotaneous abortion even once in her life should undergo the thorough evaluation of the reasons of abortion. I hope you get to see a good OB doctor for this and do not follow the GP only just again to try pregnancy without getting everything corrected.
I hope you got the message. Take care and all the best.
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Trying To Conceive. High TSH Levels. History Of Miscarriages. Safe To Conceive At Current TSH Levels?
Hi, It is true that your TSH levels levels are within normal range, but you need to have the entire thyroid profile along with anti-thyroid antibodies testing to decide whether you need treatment for any thyroid problem. You should try to elicit the cause for such recurrent abortions as thyroid is not always the culprit as it could be due to other reasons as well. See an endocrinologist and take advice. If other causes are rectified, healthy pregnancy is possible with your hormone levels. Good luck.