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I too have hypothyroidism and have been taking synthroid for a very long time. When I did my ivf cycle the doctors paid very close attention to my TSH levels to make sure I was on the right dose because your thyroid levels can impact your other hormone levels- and your pregnancy. I was told to make sure that I keep taking my synthroid throughout my pregnancy to keep my levels at the optimum levels.
I have an auto immune disorder (Hashimotos) which directly affects the Thyroid. I take a low dose Synthroid to keep my Thyroid levels normal. The medication doesn't hurt the baby at all.
I do. My TSH was 3.78. I'm trying to figure out what to do. I'm trying to find a doc that will do Naturally Desiccated Thyroid replacement hormone therapy.
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