Does hyperthyroidism affect your baby s development?

Antithyroid drugs are generally not recommended when breastfeeding patients with hyperthyroidism, because antithyroid drugs will be secreted through breast milk, so they will affect the baby, and if the patient is using antithyroid drugs**, it is best to stop breastfeeding before taking the drug.

Therefore, if the symptoms of hyperthyroidism are not very obvious and the patient wants to continue breastfeeding, he can stay up for a while without medication and wait until the child grows up a little before taking medication. If the symptoms of hyperthyroidism are obvious, it is necessary to start breastfeeding, and the disease of hyperthyroidism should be stopped. For breast milk, that is, patients with hyperthyroidism who have just given birth to a child, it is recommended that the first method is the first choice of drugs, such as iodine-131 and surgery, neither of which are recommended.

Hyperthyroidism is a relatively common disease, especially this disease is now mainly more common in young women, this disease is mainly due to the patient's poor psychological quality, mood for a long time to present a depressive state of cause, many patients will be more anxious when suffering from this disease, because this disease is not only difficult, but also will affect the patient's life, especially for postpartum patients, hyperthyroidism will also directly affect the normal breastfeeding of the baby.

Hyperthyroidism is more common in women, with the continuous acceleration of the social rhythm, this disease is getting younger and younger, this disease is mainly due to the patient's own burden, coupled with poor work and rest habits and unstable emotions caused by many patients when they are diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, they will be extremely pessimistic, because this disease not only needs to take medication for a lifetime, but also may worsen, so many female patients will consider the problem of fertility when suffering from this disease, Will it have an impact on fertility, will it affect the baby's breastfeeding?

In fact, we all know that for women who want to get pregnant, they need to have a physical examination before preparing for pregnancy, if a woman is found to have hyperthyroidism, the doctor will recommend that women accept ** first, and then prepare for pregnancy, because if a hyperthyroid patient is conceived, it will not only affect the healthy development of the fetus, but also affect the health of the female patient itself, which is very harmful to female patients, so patients with hyperthyroidism must pay attention to this aspect.

For postpartum women with hyperthyroidism, we must pay attention to breastfeeding babies after giving birth, because the milk of hyperthyroid patients has ingredients that will harm the baby's health, and some hyperthyroid patients will also insist on medication during breastfeeding, which will not only affect the baby's intellectual development, but also directly affect the baby's absorption of nutrients, so lactating patients must pay attention when feeding the baby.

In fact, although hyperthyroidism is not a more serious disease, it will still affect the normal life of patients to a certain extent, such as patients with hyperthyroidism, the body will be relatively thin, and some patients will also have symptoms of big neck, so especially for patients who breastfeed their babies after giving birth, it is necessary to pay attention to this aspect, for patients who do not understand their hyperthyroidism symptoms, they must breastfeed their babies under the guidance of doctors, only by doing so, In order to minimize the impact on the baby.

Novice mothers are slowly learning about breastfeeding and raising babies after giving birth to babies, during breastfeeding, many novice mothers are always worried that their bodies will have some small conditions, but they wonder if it will affect breastfeeding, so let's take a look at the impact of hyperthyroidism on the baby during lactation?

Usually young women suffer from hyperthyroidism, and when young women with hyperthyroidism become mothers, they will worry about whether their hyperthyroidism will affect the growth and development of their babies when they are pregnant and breastfeeding. According to medical research, postpartum mothers with hyperthyroidism must pay attention to the baby's breastfeeding after giving birth, because the milk of hyperthyroidism patients has ingredients that will harm the baby's health, and for some hyperthyroid patients with more serious symptoms, they will also insist on medication during breastfeeding, which will not only affect the growth and development of the baby's body, but also directly affect the baby's intellectual development and nutritional absorption, so lactating patients should pay special attention when feeding the baby.

Hyperthyroidism is not a serious condition, but it can still affect patients who are breastfeeding and have hyperthyroidism. People become thinner, weaker, afraid of heat, sweating, heartbeat, fatigue, nutrition and other symptoms, which will affect the growth and development of the baby's body. Therefore, pregnant mothers with hyperthyroidism during lactation should pay special attention when breastfeeding their babies, and pregnant mothers with unknown symptoms of hyperthyroidism must follow the doctor's instructions to breastfeed their babies to minimize the impact on their babies.