Doc wrote TSH on my test list and I had no idea what it is. Thoda nervous because she said thyroid waala thing. Can someone explain what this test actually checks na?
It's a thyroid test, very important. My hospital charged around 350 for this, so I got it done from a local lab which was cheaper. Keep track of these test costs because the budget adds up so fast during pregnancy.
Hey, don't stress too much about it! TSH is just to check your thyroid levels because it affects the baby's growth. It's a very routine test that almost every pregnant woman goes through, so chill.
I've seen this question so many times here, so don't worry, it's very common. TSH checks your thyroid function because pregnancy hormones can change it. If there's any variation, your doctor will guide you with safe medicines.
Oh god, that's the thyroid test, they make you do a hundred tests during pregnancy. I barely remember anything because of sleep deprivation now, but I know my gynac checked my TSH every trimester. Just get it done, it's just a simple blood test.
Think of it as the baby's remote control check! If TSH is slightly high or low, the doc just gives a tiny tablet to balance it. Nothing to worry about, my thyroid was dancing around too but everything went fine.
