Pregnant with Hypothyroidism? Increase Your Medication!!! -- Researchers Find Thyroid Hormone Needs Increase During Early Pregnancy
Thursday July 15, 2004
If you're pregnant and hypothyroid, you may need an increase in your dose of thyroid hormone replacement, even just a few weeks after conception, according to research reported in the New England Journal of Medicine. As many as 85 percent of pregnant women with hypothyroidism --a condition where the thyroid is unable to produce sufficient thyroid hormone -- require an increase in thyroid hormone replacement drug to protect the baby from cognitive problems or even stillbirth.
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