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Pregnancy brings many challenges with it. You will feel tired, moody, bloated, etc. Thanks to the rising hormones of pregnancy. There are also thyroid hormones that produce similar kinds of symptoms. Thyroid disorder during pregnancy can be the result for them.

What is the thyroid and how does it affect pregnancy?

The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped gland near the neck. It affects heart rate, body metabolism and immunity. Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) controls this gland and produces thyroid hormones.

Too much thyroid hormone is hyperthyroidism or an overactive thyroid. Too little thyroid is hypothyroidism. Hyperthyroidism occurs between 0.2%-0.4% of pregnancies. Hypothyroidism occurs between 0.5%-3.5% of pregnancies.

An uncontrolled thyroid affects your pregnancy and baby’s health development in several ways. Pre-eclampsia is quite common. You may also experience placental complications. Expect the baby to be born prematurely and a baby with a low birth weight.

There are preventive measures to check the thyroid during pregnancy. All you need to do is make a few adjustments to your lifestyle.

Lifestyle changes to make to control pregnancy-induced thyroid

Thyroid levels, in the first trimester, should be between 0.2-<2.5 mU/L.

In the remaining trimesters, it should be between 0.3-3 mU/L.

Get some blood tests done to keep your thyroid hormones at this level. Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), T3 & T4 test and TSI test are important.

The tests will determine the dos and don’ts:

To-do list

To control your thyroid, you need to take care of yourself medically and physically. Follow the list:

Take Medicines

If your thyroid is severe, medication is the only way out. Antithyroid drugs at the lowest effective dose are the doctor’s recommendation. Take the medicines in the first 3 months of your pregnancy. Thyroid changes will change the dose. If drugs don’t work, surgery and radioactive iodine treatment will work.

Eat a thyroid-nourishing diet

Eating in balance and in the right quantity is absolutely essential. Coconut, evening primrose oil and cod liver oil are useful:

Coconut oil is beneficial in many ways during pregnancy.

  1. Manages weight
  2. Manages stress
  3. Manages cholesterol
  4. The quickest point of action is to take care of high TSH levels.
  • Primrose oil keeps your hair healthy. It prevents you from inflammation while fighting low TSH levels.
  • Preparing food in cod oil also strengthens the body’s immunity.

Include vitamin A and D

Eggs are the best source of vitamin A. Eat carrots or pumpkins if you are vegetarian. You can also get sun exposure for at least 15 minutes a day to get vitamin D.

Add saturated fat to your meals

Butter, oil and ghee are the right sources Saturated fat. It nourishes the body, reduces inflammation and controls TSH levels.

Intake of Food Rich in Omega-3

Omega-3s help build the fetal brain and retina. These are some of the side effects of thyroid. In addition to this, omega-3 intake helps prevent perinatal depression by controlling immunity and inflammation. So, eat meat, fish, eggs, milk and dairy products to get omega-3 fatty acids.

Watch out for whole grains

Whole grain food is the perfect fit for lower TSH levels. You have white bread, white rice, barley, oats, etc.

Stay active

Not just diet, keep your thyroid levels under control by exercising.

  1. Take a brisk walk for 10 minutes in your neighborhood or in your neighborhood park. Do you have your sneakers ready?
  2. You can lie down and massage your diaphragm for no more than 5 to 10 minutes.
  3. Do 10 leg lunges in which you stand with your feet apart and try to bend your knees.
  4. Lift one leg and gently touch the ground. Practice this at least 10 times a day.
  5. Including yogasana (Bhujangasana and Setu Bandhasana) is the most essential. Yogasana improves the functioning of the thyroid gland. It helps to stimulate blood circulation while strengthening the muscles of the body.
  6. Taking stress management classes can be helpful. Stress plays a big role in your body’s thyroid functions during pregnancy.

The Not-to Dos

Avoiding a few unnecessary things can also control TSH levels. So, as part of the don’ts:

  1. Avoid foods rich in gluten. Gluten can cause inflammatory thyroid reactions.
  2. Stay away from caffeine or drinks that contain caffeine. According to research, less than 200 mg of coffee is the doctor’s recommendation during pregnancy. This is no more than 1 or 2 standard cups of coffee. Replace coffee with herbal tea. Tea with ginger or cinnamon also supports the thyroid gland.
  3. Stay away from fasting. Recent research has shown that fasting can lower TSH levels.
  4. Remember that cabbage, cauliflower, soybeans, etc. not good for thyroid caused by pregnancy.
  5. Try to avoid toxins. Environmental exposure disrupts thyroid functions during pregnancy.
  6. If you smoked before you became pregnant, stop smoking immediately. Smoking in early pregnancy affects the thyroid hormone balance.

Conclusion

Thyroid balance is key to a healthy pregnancy. Therefore, you should know the symptoms of thyroid. Follow the precautions mentioned above. Don’t miss your doctor’s appointment.

After all, pregnancy is the most beautiful moment in your life. Take control of your lifestyle by keeping all your health conditions in balance.

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