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Do all patients with hashimoto and normal thyroid function need medication?
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Hashimoto: Sometimes medication is needed and sometimes not. Make sure you see an Endocrinologist!
Answered 4/10/2015
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My wife is on thyroid medication, we are planning on starting a family. Her tsh levels are 8, is it ok to start or wait till the tsh levels come down? She also has hashimotos syndrome. Please advise?
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