Dr. Nisha Jain - Sunishas panchwati

Pregnancy has an intense influence on the thyroid gland and thyroid function since the thyroid may meet variations throughout pregnancy. The diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease during pregnancy and the postpartum is complex but knowledge regarding the interaction between the thyroid and pregnancy/the postpartum period is advancing at a rapid pace. Even before conception, thyroid ailments that have been delayed or left untreated can hinder a woman’s ability and can even lead to miscarriage. Thanks to the advancement the medical Field which made it easier to sort any thyroid related problems that affect pregnancy very easily. The intricacy lies in identifying a thyroid problem during a time when some of the principal assessments like fatigue, constipation and heat intolerance can be either the normal side effects of pregnancy or signs that something is wrong with the thyroid. Role Of Thyroid During Initial Phase Of Pregnancy Females who are pregnant or planning to becom

The organ systems in a newborn begin to grow and develop after birth but the reproductive system continues to be inactive for several years. When the organs are in the dormant phase, the brain secretes small amounts of reproductive hormones known as gonadotrophins which prevent sexual development from occurring. When girls attain puberty, reproductive hormones are secreted by the brain and it activates the reproductive system to prepare it for adult function. This stage is referred to as the onset of puberty and this leads to the beginning of adult sexual life. Two hormones mainly the luteinizing (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) plays a very major role during initial teenage or puberty. The levels of these hormones increase from the ages of 9-12 and rapidly during the early teenage years. In general, puberty marks the beginning of adolescence, but the two things are not identical. Adolescence can be defined as the period between the onset of sex steroid secretion until

Possessing a baby is a truly valuable and fulfilling experience for a woman but all reproductions are not very stable. Many cases have complications with mother, baby or both and are introduced as high-risk pregnancies. They demand management by qualified IVF specialist or Gynecological experts at a well-equipped hospital for safe delivery. It can be classified as- Pre-existing factors Pregnancy-specific factors Factors complicated by pregnancy Pre-Existing factors  is obvious in teenage mothers or mothers over 35 years. In certain conditions, there may be mothers with high BP, cardiac disease, diabetic or suffering from kidney related problem, autoimmune disease, anemia, hormonal disorder, obesity, epilepsy, infections, etc which can develop complexities. Even females who smoke a lot, consume alcohol or have drug use. Pregnancy-Specific factors  are also a major cause of high-risk pregnancy. It includes conditions like Preeclampsia which is a multi organ syndrome in wh