Counseling for abnormal Genetic Sonogram Questions

Hypothyroidism while you are pregnant can have significant adverse health effects on the unborn baby, and so maternal hypothyroidism should be avoided.
If you are hypothyroid prior to pregnancy, the Guidelines recommend that your dosage be adjusted so that TSH is below 2.5 mIU/L prior to conception. This lowers the risk of the TSH elevating in the first trimester.

Lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. In pregnancy it is essential to maintain TSH in the following manner: 1st trimester - 0.1 to 2.5 mU/L, 2nd trimester - .0.2 to 3.0 mU/L, 3rd trimester - 0.3 to 3.0 mU/L. Based on the levels mentioned your present TSH is too high. It has to be rapidly reduced to < 2mU/L by increasing the dose by 25 mcg per day (62.5 + 25= 87.5) then check TSH after 4 weeks. Then keep checking that every 4 weeks till delivery. Post delivery dosage will have to be reduced based o...more

You can be a single mother legally you wii™ not have any problems. It is allowed by the law. In fact you can carry the baby yourself rather than surrogate carrying your baby. Still you can meet a lawyer to understand more legal aspects if you want to.

Dose of thyroid medicine to be monitored regularly by getting TSH test done which should be kept at acceptable for particular trimester.

Lybrate-user ji, Thanks for the query.
From what you have written it is not clear whether there is hypothyroidism after delivery or now. If there is no such condition post delivery, then there is really nothing to worry. Just get your Thyroid function tests done once in six months or a year. But if you become pregnant again then it may reappear. Or at times it may precipitate later also. Thanks.

Risk for hypothyroid patients is high light work and good diet and regular gynaec check up is needed.

If money is not a problem than only go for cord blood banking of stem cells and contact your nearby retailer and you personally go and visit the premises to see how they store the samples and stem cells will only be required if your baby has some auto immune disease etc.

Down syndrome may or may happen with your next pregnancy but after getting pregnant we can check the chromosome status before third month and plan accordingly

Take thyronorm as advised by your doctor ,it's absolutely safe in pregnancy. Not taking thyronorm will cause problems.

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Biopreg-f is actually not required daily but folinic acid ripple,emtation in form of folate would be required along with methotrexate which is an anti-folate.