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What to do if i have had over active thyroid for 2years now the normal level of thyroid are between 3 and 4 but mine is 17. what are the risks in my pregnancey?
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Hyperthyroidism: Having an over active thyroid increases your risks of pregnancy complications, for example pre-mature labor and pre-mature birth.You should speak with your doctor.
Answered 5/7/2015
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