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A member asked:

My husband and mine all reports are normal except tsh that is 3.69. only conceived 2 times in 2 years and had miscarriage both times.is tsh is reason?

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Not likely: Your TSH is in the normal range. If your free T4 is also normal then thyroid function is unlikely to be the cause. Please note that about 25% of pregnancies are lost spontaneous and a woman losing two may be a co-incident. Wish you good health, a healthy baby and a happy new year!

Answered 12/28/2016

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