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My wife is having a 6.4 level of hypothyroidism during her 1st trimester of pregnancy. is it a matter of risk or can be controlled?
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Can be controlled: She must consult with her ob/gyn and an endocrinologist (thyroid specialist). It is essential for the good health of the baby ; your wife to make frequent appointments and keep them.
Answered 4/19/2014
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