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Is it safe to take 50 mcg thyronorm medicine while 6 week pregnency?
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Yes: It is safe to take thyroid hormone during pregnancy if needed. The dose is variable and best determined by the doctor based on your blood test results. Purpose of thyroid hormone in pregnancy is to keep the level in the normal range and decrease risk of problems with the baby.
Answered 8/21/2013
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