When you are 15 weeks pregnant, the TSH level at 3.75 is a minimally higher value than the ideal range for pregnancy, but it remains on the safer side. So if you are not at the stage of subclinical disease, this parameter indicates that your thyroid is not far from the ideal range for pregnancy.

You might have a Yeast infection. Yeast infections are white discharges with itching, swelling, and irritation. A cloudy discharge can appear at times. Yeast infections are common and can easily be treated by over-the-counter anti-fungal creams or suppositories. Also, wear loose cotton underpants and bypassing soap-induced irritation, as gentle as well as mild soap, is best to prevent future infections.

Yes but only if it's detected early but a close monitor is necessary. But talk to your doctor whether your overall health condition permits it or not

There's no sure shot way to get periods faster. But you can try maintain your weight, manage stress and eat healthy food such as eating papaya can help you get regular periods as well as consume more iron rich foods.

A faint line on a pregnancy test can sometimes indicate a positive result. In many pregnancy tests, even a faint line can suggest the presence of the pregnancy hormone hCG. A faint line could mean that you are in the early stages of pregnancy, as hCG levels might not be very high yet. So it's recommended to take another test after a few days to see if the line becomes clearer.

If your last period was on March 26 and you suspect pregnancy from early May, pregnancy tests might not show accurate results if taken too early. Wait at least a week after a missed period for a more reliable test. Use your first morning urine for better accuracy. 

One of the most common side-effects caused by taking emergency contraceptive pills like Unwanted 72 is bleeding. It may change your menstrual cycle, either early or late period. But if the bleeding lasts longer or is more severe than normal, it might be necessary to see a gynecologist for an additional evaluation and therapy.