Thyroid disease is a very common disease during pregnancy, as a result of the acute shortage of iodine in food, a basic material needed to build the thyroid hormone thyroxine. This could lead to many problems, particularly deficiencies in the thyroid gland, what is the relationship between thyroid and pregnancy? That's what we'll try to answer it in this thread.
 
An immune problem
 
Thyroid diseases are very common during pregnancy, especially palaces. The first cause of hypothyroidism is iodine deficiency in food, a basic material needed to build the thyroid hormone thyroxine, but in the modern world there is no shortage of iodine, which converts the primary cause of hypothyroidism a problem with the immune system.
 
The causes of hypothyroidism during pregnancy
 
The failure of the fetus's capacity, especially in the first months of its formation on the production of the hormone thyroxine himself paid to take him from his mother, as though weakened immune in the body of the pregnant during this period due to give the required nutrition to the fetus makes the mother pregnant susceptible to failure of the thyroid gland, which It has a negative impact on the pregnant woman and the fetus.
 
The most prominent of hypothyroidism thyroid effects on pregnant are the following:
 
- Risk of miscarriage
- Pre-eclampsia
- anemia
- The intensity of bleeding following the birth
- Early separation of the placenta and the respect of the complications to the mother and fetus
- Premature birth is ripe with all its health complications
- An imbalance in the development of the nervous system of the fetus
- A decrease in birth weight
- And that any defect in the thyroid gland may lead to the prevention of mother-of-load again
In addition to deficiencies in the thyroid gland, but the fragments in the gland can also occur during pregnancy it may also lead to complications to the mother and the fetus, including:
- Risk of miscarriage
- Increases of pre-eclampsia
- A decrease in birth weight
- Hyperthyroidism and in rare cases of hypothyroidism have born

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