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What is the treatment of high thyroid antibodies tpoab and tgab during pregnancy and the possibility of miscarriage? reply me fast
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Hormones: The most important thing is to makes sure your TSH is normal and closet to about 0.5. You can't specifically do anything about the antibodies. There is a higher chance of miscarriage but usually that happens very early one.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Thyroid antibodies: No harm as long as the thyroid is functioning well, TSH and T4 need to be checked and monitored during pregnancy.
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