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What do you suggest if my thyroid level is 3.5 and i have regular periods.. shall i plan for pregnancy?
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Yes?: I don't really understand your question. A TSH of 3.5 is normal. Regular periods means you're ovulating regularly, so you could get pregnant.
Answered 8/26/2014
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