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Thyroid and contraceptives
So me and my partner decided that she'll be taking pills on a regular basis but recently her blood test reports show high thyroid hormones due the inactivity of the gland. So is it okay to take pills or not??
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Thyronorm 50 mg tab -one tablet daily in empty stomach
Stop contraceptive for one month
Repeat thyroid test after a month ,
No need of contraceptive at present because high TSH level don’t allow lady to conceive
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It is ok to take contraceptive pill even if she has hypothyroidism... However she also need to take medication for the same
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