Hoobley--I found this for you, and the link is below--hope it helps!


"The normal TSH level for the control group of pregnant woman without autoimmune thyroid disease? 0.9. A TSH of .9 is a far cry from the so-called "normal" TSH levels of 3 or 4 or 5 that some doctors feel are no impediment whatsoever to getting -- or staying -- pregnant.

My endocrinologist at the time I was trying to get pregnant believed very firmly that most women with a thyroid problem should be maintained at a TSH level of between 1 and 2 in order to help them get pregnant -- and maintain the pregnancy."



Fertility and Thyroid Disease: Frequently Asked Questions About How to Overcome Thyroid-Related Infertility and Get Pregnant When You Have Thyroid Disease / Thyroid Disease Information Source - Articles/FAQs