What to do if pregnant women have thyroid abnormalities

Some pregnant women have problems with their thyroid gland, so they need to pay attention to timely treatment to ensure their health and avoid danger to pregnant women due to the above problems, especially if there are abnormalities in the thyroid gland of pregnant women, then they need to pay attention to ensure the safety of pregnant women. So what should I do if a pregnant woman has abnormal thyroid gland? Well, let me introduce it to you below.

Abnormal liver function itself is very harmful to people's health, so abnormal liver function in pregnant women should not be underestimated. The cause should be found out as soon as possible, and then targeted treatment should be taken, so that patients can have a healthy body sooner.

The causes of abnormal liver function in pregnant women can be divided into physiological and pathological causes. The heavier the burden that pregnancy development puts on the liver during pregnancy, the more common it is for pregnant women to have abnormal liver function tests, which is a normal phenomenon. In addition, all nutrients absorbed by the fetus during pregnancy must be absorbed from the mother's body, so the amount of nutrition for pregnant women must be greatly increased. If the nutrition during pregnancy is insufficient, or excessive fatigue, etc., it may also cause abnormal liver function in pregnant women. Pregnant women should not worry too much at this time. They should pay more attention to diet and rest, ensure adequate rest time, eat a reasonable diet every day, and replenish the various nutrients needed by the body.

The most common pathological cause of abnormal liver function in pregnant women is hepatitis B. More than 98% of women with hepatitis B will experience abnormal liver function during pregnancy. Abnormal liver function in pregnant women with hepatitis B during pregnancy and development indicates that the virus is constantly replicating and the liver is damaged. At this time, the patient needs to go to the hospital for further examination, including liver function, hepatitis B DNA, virus denaturation testing, etc. Based on the results of various tests, the severity of the disease and the advice of experts, consider whether to terminate the pregnancy or how to prevent mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B virus.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I introduced to you. If a pregnant woman has the above problems, then the pregnant woman needs to be careful to avoid situations where the pregnant woman is in danger and threatens the safety of the patient due to the above problems. In particular, attention should be paid to ensuring the safety of the pregnant woman and the fetus. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.