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I have not yet started thyronorm ......my gynecologist has suggested for that

Plz don't take thyronorm.start PTU 50 .once a day.plz do antithyroid antibodies test and repeat TSH soon.take more fluids..meet an MD dr once.hormones change in pregnancy..best care yields good results

I want to know if you already are on thyronorm 50 ?<br> Pregnancy is a state of hyperthyroidism. T3 and T4 values may come high and TSH low.<br>