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A member asked:

Tsh level 5.29. is this is a reason i am not able to get pregnant from past 2 years. i have biochemical pregnancy last year. all reports are normal.

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Needs treatment: A TSH level higher than 5 indicates thyroid deficiency and it can be readily treated with a pill that your doctor can prescribe. Low thyroid function can be an impediment to pregnancy. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!

Answered 9/30/2016

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