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VIDEO: Discerning which patients to treat for hypothyroidism in pregnancy depends on updated TSH reference ranges

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LOS ANGELES — In this video exclusive, Caroline Nguyen, MD, assistant professor of clinical medicine at Keck School of Medicine at USC, highlights recent changes in American Thyroid Association guidelines for managing hypothyroidism in pregnant women, specifically trimester-specific and lab-specific reference ranges for TSH.

Nguyen discusses which patients to treat based on TSH levels and TPO antibody status.

Watch the video for more.