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My obg/yn told me that i have hypothyroidism and sent me to specialist. they ran some tests and said i don't have it. what should i do now?
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Follow closely: Thyroid labs can change during pregnancy. There may have been a false positive initially. Repeating labs during the pregnancy will reveal a change.
Answered 2/18/2013
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