Effect of Thyroid removal on pregnancy

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Thyroid removed at the age 20(7 years ago).TSH normal. 1. In the case of above mentioned situation, would there be any problem for pregnancy ? 2. Would there be any problems with the health of the child before or after delivery?

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Dr. Harit Bansal

Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Sonipat

If tft normal then no problem with child

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Deepak Sharma Pediatrician 12 yrs exp Jaipur · Accepted Answer

Deepak Sharma

Pediatrician 12 yrs exp Jaipur

If thyroid function test are normal than there should be no problem in pregnancy If TFT is normal than no effect over fetus and neonate. If there is hypothyroidism than mother needs supplementation