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11.01 tsh. and 15 week pregnant. will this affect on my baby?
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Must be treated: A TSH of 11 is elevated and implies that your thyroid level is low. Even a mildly low thyroid level will affect your baby if it is not treated. You must get on enough thyroid hormone to get the TSH under 2 as soon as possible.
Answered 6/10/2014
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