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"Debbie Albert, Ph.D., IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 28 Jan 2001 22:40:54 EST
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Pat,

       I seriously doubt that a physician would want thyroid levels to remain
"high", especially since high thyroid can cause heart attack.  The TSH levels
need to remain stable.  Both hypo and hyper thyroid are not good.  I question
a doctor who would want to keep elevated thyroid levels on a patient.  Is she
seeing an endocrinologist, and exactly what levels does the doctor want to
remain high?  -- Debbie Albert

> I know that a low level of thyroid can compromise milk supply, but do you
> know if a high level can do the same?
>
> My client has hypothyroid and is on Synthroid.  She said that her levels
> are very high now with the medication and her physician wants it to remain
> above normal.  She is having a challenge with her milk supply.  There are
> other issues that we are addressing, but I wondered if the thyroid could be
>

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