I am pregnant, and my TSH level is 8.21 as per my blood report. Should I be worried?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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TSH more than 2.5 is high in pregnancy. This should be treated to avoid risk to fetus. Please consult your OBGYN for levothyroxine.

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