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i have thyroid and i m worried about conceiving
Last month my mensuration cycle was for 15 days.i consulted a gynaelogist and she recommended a thyroid test.My TSH is 8.68 mclU/ml, T3 1.16 ng/ml,
T4 9.46 ug/dl .My Anti Thyroperoxidase Antibody test result is 659 U/ml.After 15 days there was spotting but no bleeding.After 7 days there was bleeding for 4-5 hours but then it stopped.for 3-4 days there was no bleeding.then when we intercoursed i bleed.after 2 minutes it stopped.since then its been 2 days there are no signs of bleeding.So can u suggest why did it happen?and after all this can i conceive and have a health pregnancy and a healthy child?i am very much tensed.plz help
T4 9.46 ug/dl .My Anti Thyroperoxidase Antibody test result is 659 U/ml.After 15 days there was spotting but no bleeding.After 7 days there was bleeding for 4-5 hours but then it stopped.for 3-4 days there was no bleeding.then when we intercoursed i bleed.after 2 minutes it stopped.since then its been 2 days there are no signs of bleeding.So can u suggest why did it happen?and after all this can i conceive and have a health pregnancy and a healthy child?i am very much tensed.plz help
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Hi Nancy, you do have antibodies so that suggests an auto immune disease, Hashimoto..Seems your t4 is low and tsh is a tad high, so also Hypothyroidisim..Menstrual cycles will be messed up with this..But with treatment you will have a normal healthy baby..Have you been put on any meds? if not find a endo or doctor who will get your levels back in range to have and achieve a pregnancy..
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