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Hypothyroidism with tsh at 13 and free t4 1.2. i've learned this is dangerous for pregnancy. on bc pills now but want off & to get pregnant soon-help?
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Hypothyroidism.: To become pregnant and maintain a healthy pregnancy, it would be advisable to get your normalize your thyroid function.
Answered 10/27/2016
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