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paranoidpattie Female, 39 years PA Member since Jun 2007
Mood: paranoidpattie ...desperately seeking a BFP!! Now that the holidays are over, I'm no longer preoccupied and I'm back to obsessing about TTC!!
They say once thyroxine levels are in control , conceiving should be normal too. Its difficult to conceive if left untreated. Even if conception happens with hypothyridsm, there are high chances of miscarriage..(as my doctor told me).
Hi!
I discovered I have a mild HypoThyrodism too last week (in the middle of an IVF frozenFrozen shoulder cycle..not fun).
Anyhow yesterday I went to see an endocrinologist and he told me exactly what Simi_27 said (good call!!)so I'm on synthroid since yesterday too.
I'm taking 0.5 every morning.What about you guys?
Good luck and SSBD,
Miky
Juana824 Female, 33 years Chicago - IL Member since May 2008
Mood: Juana824 is so ready for the weekend and so happy for Sasparilla and Miky72!!!!!! Journal Entry: "I am ready to start again...I reallly, re..." [Read]
Good luck!
I am also diagnosed with it..and currently taking a small pill every morning on empty stomach. Thats synthetic thyroxine hormone which keeps my other hormones functioning well.
They say once thyroxine levels are in control , conceiving should be normal too. Its difficult to conceive if left untreated. Even if conception happens with hypothyridsm, there are high chances of miscarriage..(as my doctor told me).
So Its better to start with the medication as soon as possible!..and have regular blood tests to check the hormone level. Even when u get pregnant, and if u are taking medicine for hypothyrodism, u have to go for regular blood test, to adjust ur medication with the need of ur body..as its needed by ur baby as well!
All the best !!!!
I discovered I have a mild HypoThyrodism too last week (in the middle of an IVF frozen cycle..not fun).
Anyhow yesterday I went to see an endocrinologist and he told me exactly what Simi_27 said (good call!!)so I'm on synthroid since yesterday too.
I'm taking 0.5 every morning.What about you guys?
Good luck and SSBD,
Miky
I used to have this swollen feeling on my fingers,hands and face in morning , before i was diagnosed,...Doc said it was coz of hypothyrodism.....I no longer have that!
Do u have any side effects?...and I am told I hae to take this for rest of my life...what did ur doc say abt that ??..
my boss said that his wife took medicine for hypothyrodism for 7 years then just decided to stop taking her meds and she is fine. not sure if that was a good idea or not. but whatever works for her. I personally would have consulted my Dr. first.