Hypothyroidism is treated with synthetic thyroid hormone called thyroxine—a medication which is identical to the T4 made by the thyroid. Women with preexisting hypothyroidism will need to increase their prepregnancy dose of thyroxine to maintain normal thyroid function. Thyroid function should be checked every 6 to 8 weeks during pregnancy. Synthetic thyroxine is safe and necessary for the well-being of the fetus if the mother has hypothyroidism. Eating, Diet, and Nutrition During pregnancy, the body requires higher amounts of some nutrients to support the health of the mother and growing baby. Experts recommend pregnant women maintain a balanced diet and take a prenatal multivitamin and mineral supplement containing iodine to receive most nutrients necessary for thyroid health.
Hello Johanna. I can understand your condition. Everybody wants to provide their children will the facilities. For this purpose, parents need to financially stable. This is what you tried to do. Consult the doctor for your issue. There might be a way out for this. Good luck.
Hello there dear. I hope everything is fine now. Don't stress too much about this! Maybe what you are having can be cured. Who knows what may come next. Honestly every year now we are about to experience the cure for many new diseases. It is just a matter of time. Also we all make decision that we regret. That is normal for humans. It's just that after you make this mistake you learn from it. You stand up and start fighting again. For you own sake and for the sake of those who love you. It is not game over for you, not yet. If you don't get completely cured, which i doubt... There are other ways to become a mother. Maybe IVF wont work for you either but... Think about surrogacy and adoption. Stay blessed dear and don't let this consume you. It is not over yet!
