Patient's question:
I just found out I'm about a month pregnant and was carefully diagnosed with hypothyroidism. How should I treat hypothyroidism at one month pregnant?Doctor's answer:
You are pregnant, and the current physical examination has found that you have hypothyroidism, indicating that your thyroid function has decreased and you cannot produce and excrete enough hormones. Thyroid hormones play a very important role in the physical and metabolic decomposition of the body for the fetus's intelligence and growth and development. Timely treatment is required. It is recommended to consult the endocrinology department of the hospital for follow-up. Use medication to supplement thyroid hormones under the guidance of a doctor, and have regular follow-up to control the hormones well.