Patient's question:
A friend explained to me about a girl, now I know she has hyperthyroidism, and I don't dare to confess anymore. I don't know if this hyperthyroidism will affect pregnancy. Hello, can one with hyperthyroidism get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hyperthyroid patients can become pregnant, but they must be treated for hyperthyroidism first. It is generally recommended to wait until the condition is cured before becoming pregnant. Hyperthyroid patients often have severe, difficult-to-control conditions, leading to more complications for both the mother and fetus.Proof: It is more urgent to follow your early pregnancy advice and consider the latter two methods. The 131I treatment cycle is short, requires no surgery, is relatively cost-effective, and does not interfere with early pregnancy after recovery. Regular check-ups are needed later to ensure the normal development of the fetus.