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Pregnant with overactive thyroid and high blood pressure, is it dangerous?
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Dx during pregnancy: Hyperthyroidism and hypertension during pregnancy can be dangerous . However, it can be managed during pregnancy. See your OB doctor as soon as possible to adjust medications and having regular check ups for prenatal visits.
Answered 6/10/2014
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