Re: post, unable to access answer, Food for thought ..thyroid issues when ttc

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At Thu, 24 Oct 2002, A wrote: >
>Thanks, But I am unable to access the answer, could another dr answer?
>or could you kindly repost?
>Thanks!
>
>>Already answered once
>>
>>At Wed, 23 Oct 2002, A wrote:
>>>
>>>At Wed, 23 Oct 2002, A wrote:
>>>>
>>>Hello,
>>>Recently I saw a post from a lady who has a thyroid inflamation after
>>>giving birth (thyroiditis, I think) and she asked about early menopause
>>>being linked to that.
>>>The answer said that long term thyroid problems could lead to this type
>>>of thing. I guess that the antibodies from the destructive thyroid
>>>disease causing it?
>>>We are just thinking about ttc #2
>>>I have hashimoto's thyroiditis diagnosed after the birth of my baby in
>>>2001. My antibodies are also high, very high in fact. But my
>>>hypothyroidism is well controlled with synthroid. (barring the
>>>occasional flare up.
>>>
>>>Is it very concerning? should I shelf our plans of another baby? Is my
>>>hashimoto's likely to cause ovary failure, or is this rare even in this
>>>condition?
>>>
>>>My RE says that we should be fine, but I need more information than that
>>>LOL
>>>
>>>Thanks for reading , and any answers!
>>>
>>>--
>>>A
>>>
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