I've had thyroid for a couple years and now we are planning to conceive. Thoda worried whether it can create complications later on. Did any of you go through pregnancy with thyroid? how was it for you.
Yes, it absolutely can. Uncontrolled thyroid can cause complications like premature delivery, but it is 100% manageable if you take your daily morning pill on time. Get your TSH checked every month, don't ignore it.
Yes, it does. Thyroid hormones are crucial for the baby's brain development in the first trimester. Don't rely on random advice—get a blood test done and see an endocrinologist if your TSH is high.
Listen, don't worry too much. Yes, thyroid can impact pregnancy, but thousands of women manage it easily with a simple daily tablet. Just take your meds regularly, do your monthly tests, and stay relaxed.
I just delivered my baby last month and had high TSH throughout. My doctor adjusted my dosage every trimester, and my baby is perfectly healthy. Just be regular with your blood tests and medication.
My mother-in-law suggested drinking coriander seed water, but my doctor said medication is strictly necessary for thyroid. It can affect the pregnancy, so please trust your doctor's treatment plan over everything else.
Beta, thyroid does affect the baby's growth, so don't be careless. Along with your doctor's medicine, eat healthy food, avoid raw cabbage or cauliflower, and keep your mind calm.
