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raised thyroid levels from bc pill ? Posted: 03-13-08 12:25pm


Question, My wife had blood work to prepare for egg donation, we will be recipients. Thyroid levels were slightly elevated. Never had these problems before. She had just started the BC pill a few days before. Is that something that might affect levels? We have appointments with endocrinologist.

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