Hashimoto thyroiditis symptoms pregnant?

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In daily life, some young couples are very concerned about giving birth to their next generation, especially those families with the first child. But now young couples don't know whether they are pregnant. Some female friends are still doing some strenuous exercise when they are pregnant, which is harmful to the fetus. Hashimoto thyroiditis symptoms pregnant? I would like to share my personal experience with you.

Hashimoto thyroiditis symptoms pregnant?

1. Menstruation stop: This is a relatively simple notice of pregnancy omen, all women at childbearing age, usually normal menstrual cycle, after sex more than two weeks of normal menstruation has not come, may be pregnant.

2. Breast tingling, swelling and itching: breast tingling, swelling and itching, this is the physiological phenomenon of early pregnancy, in addition, there will be areola color darkening, breast subcutaneous veins significantly prominent nipple and other changes.

3. Often have disgust, vomit adverse feeling: almost many pregnant mothers in early pregnancy often have disgust, vomit adverse feeling, especially at the beginning of the day. These symptoms vary from person to person, some pregnant mother's symptoms appropriate subtle, some are very serious. Unless disgust, vomiting is very severe, just need to see a doctor, otherwise these are the normal phenomenon of early pregnancy.

matters needing attention

In the first trimester of pregnancy (that is, the third month after pregnancy, the fourth month can be supplemented with calcium tablets), pay attention to the intake of folic acid, because folic acid is related to the development of the fetal nervous system. If folic acid is lacking during pregnancy, it is easy to cause fetal neural tube defects, such as anencephalia or spina bifida, and the risk of cleft lip and palate in rabbits is also increased. Many natural foods are rich in folic acid. All kinds of green vegetables (such as spinach, lettuce, asparagus, cabbage, cauliflower, etc.), animal liver and kidney, beans, fruits (bananas, strawberries, oranges, etc.) and dairy products are rich in folic acid.