Will patients with hyperthyroidism pass it on if they want children?

Patient's question:

I got married to my husband a few years ago. After the wedding, I noticed that his neck was particularly thick. After checking, my husband was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. We want to have a child this year, so will it affect the child?

Doctor's answer:

Hello! Yes, if you become pregnant without treating hyperthyroidism, hyperthyroidism has a high possibility of being inherited. It is recommended to seek treatment early. Wuhan Tian'an Hospital adopts the AMI Thyroid Immune Reconstruction Therapy. In the treatment, drugs are reasonably matched according to the patient's constitution. Through this combination, the drugs interact with each other, allowing extremely tiny drug factors to rapidly act on the affected areas. Suggestions: Eat more high-calorie, high-protein, and vitamin-rich foods; replenish the lost fluids; pay attention to rest, avoid excessive activity, maintain a calm mood, and avoid fatigue.

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