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Taking Thyronorm For Hypothyroidism. Can I Become Pregnant?

Hi ,,, I am 28 years old and suffering from Hypothyroidism from age 16. My marraige proposals are getting rejected as boys feel i will not be able to get pregnant,, I m v scared I wan to know if I can Get pregnant. I m currenty taking Thyronorm 100 mg... Pls help me out.. My e-mail Id is YYYY@YYYY
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Hello
There is no problem for pregnancy
There is no harm - rather it is absolutely necessary - to continue the thyroid medicine
Make sure the dose is right - doctor will adjust depending on the blood test (TSH level) - it is MICROgram not milligram, as you have written
An endocrinologist is a specialised in this field / they may do a thyroid scan or blood test for antibodies.
Generally seems to be well / No problem
Good Luck
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Taking Thyronorm For Hypothyroidism. Can I Become Pregnant?

Hello There is no problem for pregnancy There is no harm - rather it is absolutely necessary - to continue the thyroid medicine Make sure the dose is right - doctor will adjust depending on the blood test (TSH level) - it is MICROgram not milligram, as you have written An endocrinologist is a specialised in this field / they may do a thyroid scan or blood test for antibodies. Generally seems to be well / No problem Good Luck