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I am 4.5 months postpartum and have a lowtsh hight3t4, (hyperthyroid). just 2 months ago i had normal tsh. i am not on meds. is my milk safe for baby?
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Low TSH: milk OK ?: There is a wide range of "normal" for TSH levels. Make sure your lab test is measuring "free T4", and if elevated, you may need treatment for hyperthyroidism. This is generally not the case, however, so consult your provider to see if your "free T4" is significantly elevated.
Answered 5/18/2017
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