Does high anti-thyroglobulin antibodies affect pregnancy?

We all know that when women want to prepare for pregnancy, the most effective and safe way is to go to the hospital for a check-up and deal with their own physical problems in time to give birth to a healthy child. However, some female friends find that some hormones in their bodies are abnormal after examination, and they are very worried whether this situation will affect pregnancy. For example, does high anti-thyrocysteine ​​antigen affect pregnancy?

Does high anti-thyroid cyst blood protein antigen affect pregnancy?

It may be a manifestation of thyroiditis and does not need to be treated. It has no effect on pregnancy. This high antigen is a manifestation of thyroiditis. This thyroiditis may eventually lead to hypothyroidism, but this time may take decades. Regularly check the thyroid hormone level, as long as everything is normal, it's fine. It may also be Hashimoto's thyroiditis. If it is Hashimoto's thyroiditis, it will eventually develop into the stage of hypothyroidism. This condition needs to be taken seriously and treated.

What should I do if the anti-thyroid cyst blood protein antigen is high?

1. Anti-thyroid cyst hemoprotein antibody is a representative antigen of autoimmune thyroid disease. In the normal population in China, the incidence rate is 9.1%, which is higher in women than in men.

2. High anti-thyroid serum albumin antigen generally has two meanings: First, when it appears together with anti-thyroid lactate dehydrogenase antigen, it indicates the presence of thyroid autoimmune diseases, such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis, postpartum thyroiditis, and common Graves' patients.

3. Second, an increase in anti-thyroid cyst blood protein antigen is common in detection after thyroid cancer surgery. In patients who have undergone thyroid cancer surgery, anti-thyroid cyst blood protein antigen is usually tested. Generally, its concentration value should gradually decrease after surgery. If the concentration value increases, it indicates that the disease is likely to relapse.

The above is the answer to whether the increase of anti-thyroid protein antigen will affect pregnancy. At the same time, the editor also believes that female friends who are preparing for pregnancy and find that their anti-thyroid protein antigen is elevated after examination can rest assured, because this situation will not cause any impact on pregnancy. However, this condition is also a manifestation of thyroid disease and requires timely treatment to recover as soon as possible.