Can a woman with hyperthyroidism have a baby?

The probability of occurrence of diseases such as hyperthyroidism is getting higher and higher. Hyperthyroidism means that the thyroid hormone is relatively hyperactive. It is caused by excessive secretion of thyroid gland, which leads to the occurrence of the disease. Other complications may also occur, which have a great impact on normal work and life. If women with hyperthyroidism want to get pregnant, they must cure the disease first. They cannot have children before the disease is cured.

Female patients with hyperthyroidism cannot get pregnant before the symptoms are cured, because if the hyperthyroidism is not better controlled, the probability of miscarriage will be very high, and premature birth may occur. In addition, the treatment of hyperthyroidism requires persistent medication. The slightest error may cause thyroid nodules or hyperthyroidism in the fetus, or even hypothyroidism, which will cause serious threats to the brain development of the child and is prone to premature birth, miscarriage or stillbirth.

Hyperthyroidism patients already have a heavy psychological burden. If they become pregnant at this time, the burden will become even greater, and high blood pressure problems will occur, which will affect the recovery rate of the disease and may even make the hyperthyroidism condition more serious, seriously endangering the patient's life. Therefore, women with hyperthyroidism must not rush to get pregnant. They should actively treat the disease and not consider having a baby until the disease is completely cured.

If patients with hyperthyroidism want to have children, they must cure the disease first, because this disease will affect women's menstrual cycle, and the chance of pregnancy will be greatly reduced. Patients with hyperthyroidism need to be treated by taking medicine, and the medicine will have side effects. Therefore, even if they successfully get pregnant, the fetus is prone to malformation miscarriage. If male patients with hyperthyroidism give birth before the disease is cured, the quality and quantity of male sperm will be greatly reduced.

What I have introduced above is whether you can have children with hyperthyroidism. Through the above introduction, we can understand that it is best not to have children before the hyperthyroidism is cured. It is very bad for both your own health and the health of the fetus. Now that medical technology is getting more and more advanced, diseases such as hyperthyroidism can be completely cured, so everyone does not need to worry too much or be too anxious.