My TSH was a little high in pre pregnancy test and doc started me on a small tablet. Im now 8 weeks. Does thyroid actually affect the baby or pregnancy if its controlled? thoda worried honestly.
I absolutely panicked when my TSH came high in my first trimester. But my doctor put me on medication and checked my levels every month, and everything went perfectly normal. It's very common, so please don't stress!
Yes, it affects, but it is very easy to manage. You just need to take a small pill on an empty stomach every morning as prescribed by your doctor. It's a very cheap and simple solution, so don't worry.
My endocrinologist at Fortis monitored my thyroid levels every 4 weeks during my pregnancy. The hospital staff was very clear that keeping TSH in the target range is crucial for the baby's brain development. Please check with your doctor and get regular blood tests done.
I am planning to conceive soon and my doctor asked me to get my TSH levels checked first. Does anyone know how much thyroid levels can impact conceiving? I am trying to understand how serious it is.
My TSH levels went up slightly in my first trimester, and I have been on medication since then. I am in my second trimester now and still worry about its effect on the baby. Has anyone else gone through this and had a healthy baby?
I had gestational thyroid and was so worried throughout my pregnancy. My toddler is now a healthy, active 2-year-old who doesn't sit still for a minute! Just follow your doctor's advice and take your daily meds.
Yes, thyroid levels do affect pregnancy, but with the right medicine, there is absolutely nothing to worry about. Just take your doctor-prescribed medicine daily without fail. Take care of yourself, you and the baby will be absolutely fine.
Oh, thyroid is just another thing to add to the endless list of pills we have to take! I've been popping my thyroid pill every morning since day one, and now in my 3rd trimester, my baby is kicking me perfectly fine. Just get the dose set by your doc and you're good.
Haan na, thyroid levels do affect the pregnancy, ho na. But it is extremely common and easily controlled with doctor's medicine. Just do your regular blood tests and consult your gynac, tension mat lo.
