The key to the thyroid, which affects the case of pregnancy

 

Thyroid disease is a complex disease. It puts pregnant women at greater health risk.

Women should have a thyroid test as soon as possible after giving birth. Otherwise, the baby may be experiencing complex birth defects.

Thyroid screening for pregnant women has become compulsory in many countries. This test should be done if there is an unnecessary delay in pregnancy or repeated abortions.

During pregnancy, the dose of the drug should be checked frequently every six and a half months. A mother's thyroid awareness is important if you want to give birth to a healthy, beautiful, and intelligent baby.

The key to the thyroid

The H-shaped thyroid is found just before our throat, just below the throat, about two inches [2 cm] long and weighs less (less than an ounce). It forms an important part of the endocrine system, which plays a vital role in the production of hormones in the body. The thyroid gland produces two main hormones, T3 and T4. A hormone secreted by the thyroid regulates the body's metabolism and other vital bodily functions such as weight gain, mental growth, respiration, body temperature, and cholesterol levels.

It is important to monitor thyroid levels during pregnancy. This is because it can have a detrimental effect on the fetus, including the baby's nervous system.

Prostate problems are common during pregnancy, especially when a woman is very young in her pregnancy. However, if left untreated, its effects can be devastating later in life.

The effect the thyroid has on the fetus

The rate of thyroid hormone deficiency problems is very high in women. Symptoms include obesity, fatigue, and tiredness, hair loss, rough skin, swelling of the feet and face, menstrual problems, infertility or miscarriage, constipation, cold, etc.

Many problems occur

1. Even small amounts of thyroid hormones during pregnancy can adversely affect the fetus. The mother may have a variety of problems, including high blood pressure.

2. Because of this mother's problem, in time the child lags behind others in intelligence and intelligence. It is therefore very important for pregnant women to maintain their proper thyroid hormone levels.

3. Overheating, excessive sweating, shaking hands, diarrhea, diarrhea, weight loss, menopause, infertility, etc.

4. Left untreated, it can lead to heart attack and heart failure.

5. The thyroid gland can become inflamed, called a goiter. It can cause thyroid cancer.

        Therefore, a woman should always be aware that thyroid levels do not rise during pregnancy, and if any of them should see a doctor immediately.