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Hyperthyroidism
I am suffering from hyperthyroidism and bronchitis. Is this will cause problem with my pregnancy and what will be the risk associated with this.
Secondly I also want to know what are the natural way to control and cure this.
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There is no natural way to cure hyperthyroidism
U have to get done thyroid function test
Based on reports we can start treatment
Hyperthyroidism causes recurrent abortion and affects fetal growth.
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No natural ways to cure hyperthyroidism permanently.
You need to get thyroid function tests and also tests to determine the cause of hyperthyroidism. These would include free T3, Free T4 , TSH, thyroid sonography and if needed thyroid scan. Accordingly medicines can be started.
Also if hyperthyroidism is secondary to thyroiditis now, you may develop hypothyroidism later. So need regular monitoring of thyroid function tests.
Thyroid disorders can have effect on growth of foetus mainly neurocognitive development, premature deliveries or abortions etc. So better to monitor and take treatment appropriately before you conceive.
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