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MumHoll · 24/01/2012 13:09

After trying to conceive for over a year and two miscarriages my doctor got my thyroid tested. My TSH level came back as 2.4. I have all the symptoms, extreme fatigue, feel the cold, frequent urination, hair loss. My doctor has said this falls within 'normal' limits and will not prescribe me any medication. I have researched this and have found that your level needs to fall between 1 and 2 to get pregnant and to sustain a pregnancy, is this right? I feel so helpless and that noone want to help me. Should I go back and talk to the doctor? I'm not a pushy person. Any help or advice would be so supportive right now. Thank you.

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EldonAve · 25/01/2012 10:53

Yes you'd want your TSH under 2

I'd recommend asking for a referral to see an endocrinologist
If they won't do that then I'd change GP

MumHoll · 25/01/2012 13:53

Thanks for your post Eldon I will try agan and talk to my GP

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