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Gestational age 5 weeks and tsh 12 uui/ml. i'll at start medication in a week or 2. is my baby already affected by this?how can i revert damags caused
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Not yet affected: You are probably not actually hypothyroid but your thyroid is being heavily stimulated just to keep up. Why the delay in starting medication? Your biggest immediate risk from true hypothyroidism would be miscarriage.
Answered 3/5/2015
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