Thyroid diseases affect up to 5% of all pregnancies. Adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes are increased by maternal thyroid disease and adequate treatment is thought to reduce these risks.

Pregnancy can exacerbate endocrinopathies and obscure their diagnosis in patients with parathyroid or thyroid disease ... as maternal parathyroid hormone levels are naturally higher than before ...

Thyroid levels impact maternal and fetal well-being hence, the changes that the thyroid undergoes during pregnancy to meet ...

The TSH is a blood test that measures thyroid hormones in the human body, if the levels are too high or ... especially during ...

In turn this prevents the body carrying out its chemical processes at a normal level ... pregnancy, which can leave the mother hypothyroid after the baby is born. Because the action of the thyroid ...

such as making too much or too little thyroid hormone. As a result, you may experience changes in your energy levels, heart rate, mood, and other body functions.

(1 ) Blood Sugar Chart outlines blood sugar values in mg/dl based on different types of tests, including fasting sugar, post-meal (postprandial) levels, and Glucose tolerance test (GTT ...

Many thyroid disorders are caused by inflammation. The goal of this study was to determine whether elevated serum CRP levels, a highly sensitive but nonspecific marker for inflammation ...

For drug-induced thyroiditis, the doctor may recommend continuing the drug but also taking levothyroxine and continuing to monitor thyroid levels. The outlook for thyroiditis will depend ...

Thyroid diseases are characterized by hyperfunction (hyperthyroidism), hypofunction (hypothyoidism) or inflammation (thyroiditis) of the thyroid gland or the presence of thyroid nodules, which can ...

Maternal blood samples were taken around the 16th week of pregnancy to measure folate, vitamin B12, and homocysteine levels. The mothers' serum data was grouped by folate count into low( 25% ...