The Connection between Thyroid and Female Fertility Problem
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Even so, the doctor mentioned that her fertility can return if the hormone is treated properly. However, the treatment must be done as soon as possible and appropriately so that her fertility returns to normal.
"To the best of my knowledge, if corrected properly, even with hypothyroidism not pregnant, infertile, she (can) return to normal," he stated.
Furthermore, Dr Pemayun emphasized that thyroid disorders in pregnant women can trigger grave diseases that trigger similar problems in the fetus.
As many as 25 percent of cases of mothers with thyroid disorders trigger congenital hypothyroidism in the fetus. So, early screening is needed so that it can be avoided appropriately.
Therefore, increasing the capability of health workers, especially doctors in all multi-disciplines on screening and diagnosing thyroid disorders as early as possible is crucial to prevent further complications of serious health problems, as well as ensuring quality health services related to the management of thyroid disorders can be provided for the entire community.
This can only be realized through powerful collaboration between various stakeholders to promote an increased understanding of thyroid disorders.