Patient's question:
I have Hashimoto's hypothyroidism. I got pregnant while my thyroid function tests (T3, T4, TSH) were normal. Now I'm in the 9th week of pregnancy, and my thyroid function has been checked twice and is still normal. However, in my five thyroid function tests, TSAb and TASAb (is this the correct name?) are always high. Could the baby develop hypothyroidism? Also, I've seen many people say that hypothyroidism patients cannot get pregnant. Why is that?Doctor's answer:
If you are currently taking medication, it will affect your baby. The medication you are taking is for promoting thyroid secretion. It is recommended that you use a pure Chinese herbal preparation that fundamentally regulates thyroid endocrine. I have extensive research on this, and it has no side effects, making it suitable for women during pregnancy and lactation, filling a gap in medical science.