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Should i be worried if im on my second trimester for a pregnancy, and i have thyroid disease?
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No if controlled: The pregnancies usually do well if the thyroid abnormality either high or low is controlled. Majority of the time medication is the way to treat the abnormality.
Answered 7/28/2012
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