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My tsh level in my last blood test was 3.48 which means my thyroid level is low. i have never had a thyroid problem before but i am now in the early stages of pregnancy. what is the recommended daily dose of levothyroxine to correct my thyroid level?
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Not low: A TSH level of 3.48 is normal. Your thyroid is functioning normally. Treating yourself for perceived thyroid disorder is not a good idea. You should consult your doctor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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