Pregnant women with hypothyroidism

It is normal for pregnant women to experience hypothyroidism, mainly because pregnant women need more iodine than ordinary people, and their thyroid function will be slightly reduced during pregnancy. Therefore, pregnant women should pay attention to iodine supplementation in the early stages of pregnancy to avoid hypothyroidism. Pregnant women with hypothyroidism will experience endocrine disorders, and the fetus will have developmental bank, which requires timely adjustment.

It is understood that pregnant women are more likely to develop hypothyroidism than ordinary people, because pregnancy will cause a certain degree of hypothyroidism in the female body. Therefore, many pregnant women will undergo relevant screening for hypothyroidism in the early stages of pregnancy. If they suffer from a disease such as hypothyroidism, they should actively seek treatment and relief for the disease.

Thyroid disease is one of the endocrine diseases of the body. Pregnant women are likely to have endocrine abnormalities due to the influence of progesterone in the body during pregnancy, which may indirectly make pregnant women likely to suffer from hypothyroidism. Therefore, the body of pregnant women should be closely observed, and if any abnormalities are found, they must actively seek medical attention.

Relevant experts have confirmed that hypothyroidism is very dangerous to all organs and tissues in the body. Severe cases may cause abnormal heart function. Therefore, if a woman suffers from hypothyroidism during pregnancy, it will greatly affect the healthy development of the fetus if the disease is not diagnosed and treated in the early stages.