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Re: PCOS and Lower Thyroid LevelFrom: Andrea (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 2 Jan 2001 06:07:13 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 22 Dec 2000, Ruth wrote: > >Hi Ladies - >Went to my regular endocrinologist today and he said that I have a low, >borderline thyroid condition. This is measured apparently by the level >of Tyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH). Mine was 4.1 and the upper limit >is 4.5 (out of bounds). He is retesting it today. > >I have done a little research and found that low thyroid is related to >infertility (suppresses egg production) and can contribute to >miscarriages (I have had 3). > >Any other PCOS ladies out there with low thyroid (also called >hypothyroid)? Just wondering... I'm thrilled to have yet ANOTHER >hormone imbalance! (oh boy!) > >Thanks, >Ruth ;-)
-- Yippeeee! I cannot believe that I have found somebody else who has PCOS AND and underactive thyroid. I have had an underactive thyroid and PCOS for a few years (although each condition has been diagnosed at different times). I would be very interested in emailing you some more but I don't want to send a really long email if you're not even there!!!!!!
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