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Is it safe to go on synthroid (thyroxine) while pregnant?
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Yes: Yes. Not only is it safe but necessary...
Answered 11/12/2018
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Yes: If you were tested by your provider and you are hypothyroid, then taking Synthroid is very safe for you and your baby.
Answered 11/13/2018
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My wife's TSH level is 3.34 and OB/GYN wants to bring it down to less than 2.5 for planned pregnancy and she has prescribed Synthroid (thyroxine) 50mg.Is it safe?
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It's my first time I have a plan to become pregnant i only worry because i take medicines Synthroid (thyroxine) I have tyroid it's there's a problem thank u?
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