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hypothyroidism
my tsh level is 35. i am feeding my ten months old baby. baby also had delayed milestones. any severe problem is possible in my infant in future?
It's my understanding if you have hypothyroidism, it shouldn't affect the baby unless you are not producing enough milk or the baby isn't gaining weight. Do you live in the United States?
Are you questioning your own thyroid level and your babies development?? I'm trying to follow your question.
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