I am four weeks pregnant. As per my blood test report, my thyroid level is 10.58. I have also undergone a gall bladder operation four years ago. Could you guide me on whether I can have a healthy baby with this high thyroid level at the initial stage? Also, please advise whether my thyroid level could have any impact on my child as he grows up.

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Dr Vasanthasree Nair

General Practitioner

MBBS
15+ Yrs

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TSH more than 10 is very high and may harm baby neurodevelopment. Please start treatment urgently and repeat TSH, T3, T4 after 2 weeks. Take these tests to manage pregnancy safely.

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