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36 Weeks Pregnant, Normal T3, T4, Very High TSH, Hypothyroidism. Cause Of Worry?

Hi I am 36 weeks pregnant with hypothyroidism . always had a normal t4 and t3 but very high tsh , like ex. 11, eventhough my meds have been increased all the time, and still need to be increased... maybe there is an absorption problem... I am on 0.2 now.I feel good in general, pregnancy was uneventful. If my levels of T4 and T3 were always normal, should I be concerned for problems in the infant? I am so worried. this is my main worry.
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Dear ma'm, hi! though it sounds little unusual, but still there are rare case. what best i would suggest is
1. test FT4 and ensure it to be normal
2. take your tablets empty stomach, early morning , and observe another 30 minutes fast after the tablets.
3. change the brand and the medicine bottle. do not expose the tablets to excess heat or light.
regards!
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36 Weeks Pregnant, Normal T3, T4, Very High TSH, Hypothyroidism. Cause Of Worry?

Dear ma m, hi! though it sounds little unusual, but still there are rare case. what best i would suggest is 1. test FT4 and ensure it to be normal 2. take your tablets empty stomach, early morning , and observe another 30 minutes fast after the tablets. 3. change the brand and the medicine bottle. do not expose the tablets to excess heat or light. regards!