What to do if hypersensitive thyroid stimulating hormone is high in pregnant women

During pregnancy, it is very important for the health of pregnant women and babies to have regular prenatal checkups. Regular prenatal checkups can prevent and detect various congenital diseases, thereby deciding how to care for pregnant women. There is an examination standard called hypersensitive thyroid-stimulating hormone. This hormone is closely related to many diseases. What should I do if this hormone is too high? Let us take a look at it together below.

1. Why do pregnant women have high levels of hypersensitive thyroid-stimulating hormone?

The physiological response of increased thyroid-stimulating hormone secretion is caused by a decrease in the secretion or synthesis of thyroid hormone. It is a feedback regulation of the pituitary gland, which aims to increase the synthesis and secretion of thyroid hormone to restore normal levels.

2. Hazards

It leads to slow growth and development, short stature, intellectual disability, fatigue, inactivity, poor academic performance, etc. Drug-induced goiter refers to the symptoms of thyroid cysts caused by taking or taking some drugs for a long time.

Three: Treatment

10% of pregnant women will develop hypothyroidism during pregnancy, which mainly leads to intellectual development disorders in the fetus. Therefore, thyroid function should be checked regularly, and more iodine-rich foods should be eaten, such as kelp and dried shrimps, and medication should be taken when necessary.

What should you do if a pregnant woman’s hypersensitivity to thyroid-stimulating hormone is too high? The above content has introduced it to you. In fact, most pregnant women will encounter this problem during pregnancy. If the situation is not too serious, eating more foods high in iodine can slowly adjust the situation. Pregnant women need to be careful not to be too anxious, as this will be bad for the fetus. In addition, it is important to have regular checks to determine whether the hypersensitive thyroid-stimulating hormone level has returned to normal.