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Re: TSH test From: Susan (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri, 31 May 2002 18:55:06 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Katie: "3rd REPOST - Doctors can you help?" Previous message: Jane: "Re: Difference btw genetic disorder and chromosomal anomaly?" In reply to: Tina: "TSH test" Tina, I have Graves Disease (a form of hyperthyroidism) found after a m/c. My level was >.01. If your level is 5.45 you are borderline hypo. From what I understand (I am NOT a doctor) sometimes uncontrolled hypothyroidism can cause m/c. Speaking as someone who was lucky enough to go to a reproductive endo and then a regular endocrinologist, you should see one immediately. My endocrinologist carefully monitored my levels and when my TSH was between 1 and 2 he told me to try and get pg and I did and 9 months later had my baby girl. I hope this helped. -- Susan At Fri, 31 May 2002, Tina wrote: > >My blood work after m/c(my second) is back,all reports are normal.TSH >(thyroid test) is 5.45.The normal range in supposed to be from .45-5.50 >and my result is in the normal range but on the high side.I am not sure >if this indicates hypo or hyper thyroid activity. > >My doc has left it to me to decide to see an internal medicine doc or >wait a month and repeat the test.What would be the right thing to do as >i plan to attempt preganancy again after 2 cycles? Next message: Katie: "3rd REPOST - Doctors can you help?" Previous message: Jane: "Re: Difference btw genetic disorder and chromosomal anomaly?" In reply to: Tina: "TSH test"

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