Postpartum thyroiditis is one such condition where the new mother's thyroid gland (the gland located in front of the neck) becomes inflamed after having a baby which may turn it overactive (hyperthyroidism) and then underactive after some time (hypothyroidism).

Postpartum Thyroiditis: Signs and symptoms of thyroid issues during pregnancy

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Postpartum thyroiditis is a condition where the new mother's thyroid gland becomes inflamed after having a child which may turn it overactive (hyperthyroidism) and then underactive (hypothyroidism)...

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Hi Doctor… before pregnancy I didn’t had any thyroid issues… during early pregnancy TSH test, tsh was 14.5 ... take TSH test again after one month ?

I had throat pain on Monday and then from yesterday right side neck gland is paining. I can also feel the pain while I ... swallowing. Any reason for the pain

After normal delivery when can i get my thyroid checked ???

I have cold and itchy throat and even right side neck gland is paining when there is neck.movement or when I touch that ... itchy thorat will turn into dry cough

Hi doctor, I am 16 weeks pregnant. I have been detected with subclinical hypothyroidism. I was taking 12.5 mcg ... (My double marker report was normal )

After how many months of delivery we can get our thyroid test done ???

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Postpartum thyroiditis is one such condition where the new mother's thyroid gland (the gland located in front of the neck) becomes inflamed after having a baby which may turn it overactive (hyperthyroidism) and then underactive after some time (hypothyroidism).

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