7 weeks pregnant and high TSH

Dear Ladies, I have never had problems with my thyroid, my first pregnancy was perfect, I got pregnant super easily. I have just received my blood test results for thyroid hormone levels and I’m devastated as my results are: TSH 11.5 (norm 0.27-4.20) T4 11.2 (11.0-21.2) T3 5.3 (3.1-6.8) Does it mean that miscarriage is 100% in my case?
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That's definitely high, but I think if you start medication ASAP that could fix it!

I had my thyroid removed due to cancer in 2019 and when I fell pregnant last year my TSH spiker to 19 which is really high! They changed my medication and I was monitored during my pregnancy and all was fine. He is now 9 months old xx

Thank you Ladies, I did the tests privately and GP might see me tomorrow, today no app was available. Thank you x

Don’t worry. Of course talk to your doctor as soon as you can (I’m not a doc but have a long history of hypothyroidism and just experienced the same thing!) Your T3 and T4 are still within normal range, which (my understating) means your baby is still getting the thyroid hormones they need. I was told TSH can be cross-reactive with other pregnancy hormones (false high number) OR your high TSH levels could your thyroid is headed out of whack and you may need to go on meds - not a big deal. but the good news is you caught it early enough that your babe probably will not be affected. Take care and don’t stress!

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thank you Tracy x

I’ve been on thyroid meds for almost 20 years and when I found out I was pregnant, my TSH was 12.5. I now have a very healthy and happy 4 1/2 month old.

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thank you Katie x

I was lucky to get to the dr this morning, got 50mg of Levothyroxine, and the dr said that all should be well. thank you again Ladies x

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