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voice cracking in woman trying to concieve

After i had my first child (now 2 years old) i had developed post partum thyroiditis. With yoga, and pranayam (breathing exercises) and some accupressure that i did myself, my thyroid became normal (my doctor had done a blood test to confirm).
We are now trying to concieve for a second time. This month, after my opk came positive we had intercourse on the 19th. 20th evening I had some cramping for a couple of hours and again on the 21st the same, cramping for a couple of hours in the evening. Additionally, on the 21st my voice cracked in the morning for a couple of hours, then cleared for a bit, cracked for a bit in the afternoon, then cleared for a bit before cracking again in the evening for a couple of hours, then clearing and cracking again till i slept. This pattern repeated itself on the 22nd and 23rd. It didn't happen on the 24th and not so far today (25th jan, 2011).
I am concerned that hormones and thyroid functioining might affect conception and successful term-pregnancy.
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doctornee, around april-may last year
my thyroid gland was functioning normally according to the blood work prescribed by the gp.
but she said that my autoimmune thyroid antibody levels were high.
i should probably get the blood work done again.

i am afraid if i have conceived how the thyroid antibody levels might affect me or the foetus.......i have to wait ten days before i can take the home preg test
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yes, I have been having organic capsules (Shatavari)

alternately with one more by the same company
the pills are called woman's well-being
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351246 tn?1379682132
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Hi
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
Get your complete thyroid profile checked. Other than that it can be PCOD affecting hormone and thyroid levels. Please consult your PCP and gynecologist. Take care!
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1574872 tn?1295991417
Are you eating organic or on hormones food?
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