Can a hypothyroid patient get pregnant and give birth safely?

Hypothyroidism and pregnancy are two very closely related conditions. Specifically, it is possible for a woman to develop hypothyroidism while pregnant or after giving birth. read more

Hypothyroid women can get pregnant if her thyroxine level is in normal range with adequate treatment. And also if her thyroxine level ia in normal range she can give birth child safely without complications. read more

It's important to control the condition with medication before you get pregnant. Certain thyroid conditions may cause difficulty conceiving as well as difficulty maintaining a pregnancy. About 3 percent of women in the United States have hypothyroidism, in which the thyroid gland doesn't produce enough thyroid hormone. read more

RECOMMENDATION 17 – In pregnant patients with treated hypothyroidism, maternal TSH should be checked at least once between 26 and 32 weeks gestation. My Miracle Boys. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism following the birth of my first son in 2006. However, my hypothyroid symptoms started well before then. read more