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My sister 33 yrs pregnant first time, 8 weeks, tsh level was 0.01. what is normal ft4/ft3. is there any danger to baby?
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TSH is often: Low during first trimester and may be totally normal. Needs to be followed throughout the rest of the pregnancy. Have her check w/her doctor and even an endocrinologist if necessary.
Answered 10/10/2013
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