Thyroid Levels In Pregnancy
I had sex in december and haven't got periods since then. Last date was 29th nov .i took urine pregnancy test and got ne ...
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I'm seeing a girl for a prospective matrimonial partner. She is 27 with a height of 5’3” and weight 55 kg. She reported ...
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She is suferring with subclinical hypothyroidism. It is not serious condition. With tab. Of 25 mcg she is well controlled. Ask her to take this drug empty stomach and nothing except water up to 1 hour. Donot take cabbage in diet avoid calcium, iron and soya protein in breakfast. Check anti tpo test to see auto-immune status. Go for marriage, as 10 % population is suferring with this problem.
I am 30 years old .i recently delivered to a baby girl. After delivery I am facing memory loss. I don't remember daily a ...
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You need to have special type of mri scan of the brain called mrv and consult a neurologist/ psychiatrist for further help. Good luck.
I am 27 weeks pregnant….i had higher thyroid levels so my doctor started thyronorm 12.5 during my first trimester…now I ...
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Hello, thanks for the query. Madam, I am sure your doctor must have informed about what steps need to be taken during pregnancy for a hypothyroid patient. During the gestation period (9 months of pregnancy) it is essential to test thyroid profile once a month (once every 4 weeks). Because tsh needs to be specifically monitored. In 1st trimester it should be 0.1 to 2.5 mu/l, 2nd trimester 0.2 to 3.00 mu/l & in 3rd trimester 0.3 to 3 mu/l for appropriate growth and for normal or expected out come of pregnancy. Now as your tsh is much higher than the recommended range, increase the dosage of levothyroxine to 25 mcg per day. Then check the levels again after 4 weeks. If you have any questions please do come back. Thanks.
Recently we done cbc test.in test results I have high platelets like 6lakhs. Is there any issue and how to decrease thes ...
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Thrombocytosis or thrombocythemia —could be a sign of a serious medical condition, such as an infection, an inflammatory disease, or even cancer. Pl connect and talk.
Hello I am 26 years old, I am in my 1st trimester. My tsh reading is 4.15 ml and antitpo is 13. 96 ml. Doctors said that ...
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No .thyroid as such is good for the development of a baby and there is generally an increased requirement of it during pregnancy (for fetus of course). Less levels of thyroid is bad but a slight excess would not affect.
Hi, recently I visited my gynecologist and she suggested a thyroid test and pelvic ultrasound. My issue was having irreg ...
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Irregular periods and bilateral polycystic ovaries can be related to a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome (pcos). Pcos is a hormonal disorder that affects women of reproductive age. It is characterized by the presence of multiple cysts on the ovaries and hormonal imbalances that can lead to irregular menstrual cycles. Common symptoms of pcos include irregular periods, excessive hair growth, acne, weight gain, and difficulty getting pregnant. However, the symptoms can vary from person to person. If youã¢ââre concerned about your ability to conceive in the future due to bilateral polycystic ovaries or any other reason, itã¢ââs important to remember that everyoneã¢ââs situation is unique. While pcos can affect fertility, it doesnã¢âât necessarily mean you wonã¢âât be able to conceive. Many women with pcos are able to conceive and have successful pregnancies with the help of medical interventions and lifestyle modifications. Itã¢ââs essential to consult with a healthcare professional, such as a reproductive endocrinologist or fertility specialist, who can provide a thorough evaluation, discuss potential fertility treatments or interventions, and offer guidance specific to your situation. Additionally, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can positively impact your fertility. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, managing stress levels, and maintaining a healthy weight can all contribute to your overall reproductive health. Remember that fertility is a complex matter, and itã¢ââs best to seek personalized advice from medical professionals who can evaluate your specific circumstances and provide appropriate recommendations. U can consult me for further evaluation and advice.
I found my tsh level 5.27 and was taking 100 mg thyroxine tablet before checking tsh. So what dose I need to take now? ...
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Although tsh is well in range but there are many conditions where we need tsh less than 2.5 like pregnancy. Are you using tata /tata lite iodised salt in salad and fruits. Are you taking tab. Thyroxine empty stomach with gap of at least one hour for tea or milk. Avoid calcium ,iron ,soya in breakfast. Avoid cabbage in diet. For more you can discuss with me on line by paid audio consultation.
I have been trying for the 2nd pregnancy since last month. My first child is 3 years old. This month's period date is ma ...
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Repeat the thyroid test after a month. Also get an amh level done. Endometrial thickness usually is not of much consequence in fertility issues initially but you may require a hysteroscopy if this persists even in later part of your cycle.
I have thyroid and pcos, my period was due on 16th march, I have missed my period but beta hcg result was 0.200 miu/ml o ...
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you. The normal ranges for hcg at various points of pregnancy are very wide. For example, just one day after your missed period, your hcg level may be just 10 or 15 miu/ml. Or it may be more than 200 miu/ml. Each pregnancy is different in this regard. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a treatment plan for you.
