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In my first pregnancy i had hypothyroid so i told the dr today to check my thyroid and he said we usually check it the second trimestre,is it correct?
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Hypothyroidism: I strongly recommend that you ask the doctor to check every three months, not six.
Answered 6/2/2016
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