Hypothyroidism during lactation?

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Lactating mothers are very distressed when they are sick. On the one hand, they are worried about their own diseases, and on the other hand, they are worried about whether they can breast feed their babies. How should mothers with hypothyroidism during lactation take measures? How can they not delay the baby's nutrition intake, but also control their own diseases? Now let's teach you the symptoms of hypothyroidism during lactation? In addition, hypothyroidism patients should pay attention to what, these will explain to you, hope to help everyone's disease.

Hypothyroidism during lactation?

Lactating mothers with hypothyroidism suggest that if the drug can not be stopped, the drug can be reduced. If the amount of drug is too large, it will affect the milk, so the baby will eat the milk containing the drug, so it is necessary to reduce the amount. After taking the medicine, you can feed milk directly, but I think it's better to feed milk three hours after taking the medicine. At this time, the effect has been metabolized in the body. In addition, as long as the thyroid function is normal, the content of thyroid hormone in milk will not be high. So don't worry too much.

Hypothyroidism patients during pregnancy need to often test thyroid function, basically check once a month, and timely adjust the dose of euthyrox, so that thyroid hormone levels remain in the normal range or slightly higher level, so that the fetal brain development has no great impact.

Iodine is the raw material of thyroid hormone, and seafood is rich in iodine. Hypothyroidism patients with thyroid hormone deficiency, eat seafood can not only promote the synthesis of thyroid hormone, but also Ruanjian Sanjie role, to inhibit goiter and nodules help. Therefore, hypothyroidism patients should eat seafood such as oysters, kelp, sea cucumber, shrimp, laver and so on.

matters needing attention

* patients with mucus edema often suffer from swelling of their hands and feet and body fat. Salty food causes water and sodium retention to aggravate edema. Although hypothyroidism patients are not as strict as nephrotic patients in limiting salt intake, they should also eat less salty foods, such as pickled vegetables.