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Thyroid level and failed IVF
I have had 3 failed IVF cycles. Thyroid levels (TSH) have all been normal. TSH of 0.59, free t3 2.79 and free t4 1.04 (all normal) Thyroglobulin antibody was elevated at a titer of 1:10. Thyroid miscrosomal antibody was elevated at a titer of 1:6,400. (nl <1:100). What is normal range for the later 2 test? Could this be the reason for my failed cycles? What should be the next course of trwatment?
OK, I know what an IVF cycle is.
The reference range for thyroglobulin antibodies is less than 2IU/mL, if your lab uses that reference range.
How all of that affects your efforts to get pregnant are unknown to me.
Hopefully someone else will see your question and answer.
The reference range for thyroglobulin antibodies is less than 2IU/mL, if your lab uses that reference range.
How all of that affects your efforts to get pregnant are unknown to me.
Hopefully someone else will see your question and answer.
Yes, but you are asking a tough question.
What is an IVF cycle?
It looks like your microsomal anti-bodies are about 60 times higher than "normal", and I don't know the acceptable limit for thyroglobulin anti-bodies.
I could google all of that stuff and give you answers, but it would help if you explained what an IVF cycle is.
What is an IVF cycle?
It looks like your microsomal anti-bodies are about 60 times higher than "normal", and I don't know the acceptable limit for thyroglobulin anti-bodies.
I could google all of that stuff and give you answers, but it would help if you explained what an IVF cycle is.
Does no one go on these forums?
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