Pregnant!!!

[Kimbley2]

First pregnancy with under active thyroid worried sick anyone else been pregnant with thyroid problems I’m currently 7 weeks pregnant xx

[shaws Administrator]

Those who were hypo whilst pregnant will respond when they read your post.

Have you had a blood test for your thyroid hormones since diagnosed as pregnant? If not, ask GP to test all of your thyroid hormones, i.e. TSH, T4, T3, Free T4, Free T3 and antiodies. I believe your GP should increase dose.

In the meantime, there are some articles in this link which might be helpfuluntil other members more knowledgeable than me responds.

thyroiduk.org.uk/tuk/about_...

[Bunnyjones in reply to shaws]

Yes I have a beautiful 10 year old daughter. Do get them looking at blood works as I was almost 4 months pregnant when they did mine. They changed my does of thyroxine my horrendous morning sickness went away. If you are in uk your birthing hospital will have a endocrinologist specialist in prenatal issues.