Literati_Love
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Ashley - I also have an autoimmune thyroid disorder and am hypothyroid (but I have Graves’). Have you had your levels checked recently? Did you know that it’s recommended that TSH stays below 2.5 during pregnancy? Some doctors don’t know this, or might know it but don’t enforce it unless ask. They might see your TSH is “normal” even though it isn’t ideal for pregnancy and leave it. It might be worth mentioning that you want it under 2.5. However, having said that, I am always still exhausted in pregnancy even if my levels are great. So your tiredness definitely could just be pregnancy, but worth getting it checked out.
I don’t know what hb is too high, but the hb was 186 at the u/s and apparently that was high. I think my babies just tend to have slightly faster heartbeats than average. I actually had to go to the hospital for a non-stress test when I was pregnant with dd1 because her hb was also too high at one appointment. It turned out to be perfectly normal.
OnErth - that sounds like a good plan.
Blueskai - I hope you do too. Did they not listen at your last one?
I don’t know what hb is too high, but the hb was 186 at the u/s and apparently that was high. I think my babies just tend to have slightly faster heartbeats than average. I actually had to go to the hospital for a non-stress test when I was pregnant with dd1 because her hb was also too high at one appointment. It turned out to be perfectly normal.
OnErth - that sounds like a good plan.
Blueskai - I hope you do too. Did they not listen at your last one?