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I have hashimoto's thyroiditis. if thyroid hormone levels are normal, but antibodies are still high, is it safe to become pregnant?
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Okay: Hashimoto thyroiditis by itself is not a contraindication for pregnancy. However, please establish care with a doctor who can monitor your and your prospective baby's health. Some doctors may wish you to take thyroid medication even if the hormones are in the normal range.
Answered 10/16/2013
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