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A member asked:
If a lady has thyroid problem but under control for the past 3 years can she take a chance for pregnancy she is 30 years any problems affecting child?
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Yes, safe for her..: And potential baby however hormone levels and dose need to be monitored carefully and dose adjusted as needed during pregnancy.
Answered 1/24/2014
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