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Because of having my thyroid taken out will there be a lot of complications in the delivery room ?
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Shouldn't be: Hi. Usually your thyroid hormone dose needs to be increased in your pregnancy. If you're taking your medicine & your TSH is in goal, you'll be fine in L&D from the thyroid standpoint. Good luck in a fast, smooth, easy delivery!
Answered 7/12/2014
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