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Thyroid now normal ttc

Ok well long story cut short. Trying for a year, nothing :( so March this year got diagnosed with underactive thyroid TSH of 93!! Once in tablets I got pregnant when my TSH hit 30 but early miscarriage. Then I got pregnant again in July with TSH 12 but again miscarried. So thort I'd hold off till it was stable. My TSH is now 0.24 on 125mlg levothyroxine. I'm still petrified that I'm still gonna miscarry when I fall pregnant again. Anyone been through something similar? I'll find out in 10 days if I'm pregnant this cycle :0
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649848 tn?1534633700
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"Normal" only means that your results are within the reference ranges; doesn't mean they are right for you.  You should try to get copies of your lab results so you can see exactly what's being tested (hopefully, not just TSH) and what the results are.
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6322039 tn?1380727998
I am sorry to hear of all you've been through.  A good blog for you to read is hypothyroidmom.com.  The author has been through the same thing and has a wealth of information to share on hypothyroidism and pregnancy.  

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My T3 & T4 have been told are normal. Not sure of those levels
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649848 tn?1534633700
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Are you getting tested for the Free T3 and Free T4, along the TSH?  FT3 and FT4 are the actual thyroid hormones and only by measuring those, can you know whether or not you have adequate thyroid hormones, for both you and a fetus.
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