Patient's question:
Total time of infertility: one and a half years. In August 2018, a thorough examination revealed intestinal obstruction in the interstitial part of the left fallopian tube, while the right side was normal. The doctor did not provide treatment, saying it could still be pregnant. Knowing that as of March 2019, pregnancy has not occurred, I went for a detailed check-up of the six sex hormones today and found TSH at 2.0. Hello, is this affecting pregnancy? How should I be treated? (Had an induced abortion in January 2017)Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described, the normal value of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) is... A persistent elevation in TSH, sometimes below ten, can clinically diagnose hypothyroidism, which can also lead to menstrual disorders. It is necessary to have irregular follow-up tests of thyroid function. The aforementioned symptoms will not affect pregnancy, so please relax your mind, enhance nutrition, maintain a proper diet, and develop good lifestyle habits, always keeping the vulvar area clean. It is recommended that the male undergo a sperm test and provide appropriate advice based on the results. Tubal disease is an easily occurring gynecological condition, and during medication, women need to pay attention to their own care.