Wondering if a high tsh level in itself is dangerous for surgery. I know my level was 10.08 before I started meds and am wondering if my surgeon is likely to put off surgery until my levels are more "normal" or if I may be able to move on to surgery as long as I am being treated for it.
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It's in your best interest that the numbers be within normal range, and the condition be under control, because uncontrolled means raising the risks for surgery and recovery.
This goes for anything, no just thyroids.
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So long as you are putting your best foot forward, then,
PATIENCE and PERSEVERANCE
for any/every endeavor you embark on, are imperative for success.
Your doctor will more than likely want your numbers to be in the normal range, mine had gotten out of whack right before surgery but my PCP upped my dosage and within a week I was back where I needed to be. It will help with your recovery better if you are in the normal range.
Thyroid 
So long as you are putting your best foot forward, then, 
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