The Rising Problem of Thyroid in Women: Impact on Fertility and Prevention Methods
मुख्य बातें
- •Thyroid affects ovulation and periods in women, leading to difficulties in getting pregnant.
- •Persistent fatigue, weight changes, hair loss, and mood swings are primary symptoms of thyroid.
- •Regular thyroid tests, balanced diet, exercise, and stress control can help control thyroid.
- •Timely detection and treatment can help prevent complications during pregnancy.
In today's fast-paced life, thyroid-related problems are increasing rapidly among women. This problem brings about gradual changes in the body, making it difficult to identify in the early stages. Thyroid is a crucial gland in the body that produces several essential hormones. When this gland's balance is disrupted, various body parts are affected. Fatigue, irregular weight gain or loss, excessive hair loss, irregular periods, and recurring weakness are the primary symptoms of thyroid. Additionally, mood swings and difficulty in concentrating can also be seen. Experts believe that thyroid can have a significant impact on women's reproductive health, leading to difficulties in getting pregnant.
Dr. Saloni Chaddha, Associate Professor at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at RML Hospital, said that thyroid hormones control several critical body functions, including periods and ovulation. When thyroid hormone balance is disrupted, women may experience irregular periods and ovulation, which can lead to difficulties in getting pregnant. In some cases, thyroid can cause hormonal imbalances, leading to negative effects on fertility. If left untreated, it can also lead to various complications during pregnancy. However, with timely treatment and regular monitoring, many women can experience a healthy pregnancy.
