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I am 9 weeks pregnant. have been treated for hypothyroidism since 2007. today i found out that my tsh is 4.1. my endo upped meds. will baby be ok?
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Hypothyroid: Yes. Of course. This is the exact thing they should have done.
Answered 8/22/2013
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