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Could having hypothyroidism automatically mean a pregnancy will be treated as high risk?

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No. : Hi. No, treated hypothyroidism does not put you into high risk pregnancy status. Usually your stable pre-preganancy thyroid hormone dose will need to be raised early in pregnancy. Either your OB will do that, or send you to an endocrinologist. To a healthy pregnancy!

Answered 7/12/2014

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No: if it is controlled during the pregnancy. It will be checked several times during your pregnancy.

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