Concerned that your thyroid may cause issues after birth? This is known as post-partum thyroiditis, and it’s not an uncommon condition.
Like many health concerns for a new mother, it is usually temporary. However, in some cases it could lead to a long-term thyroid disorder. That’s why I recommend taking steps to reduce your risk of developing post-partum thyroiditis.
Read MoreOnce you’ve given birth to your baby, life can get a little crazy. You’re likely to feel overwhelmed, emotional and exhausted (sometimes all at the same time!) So now more than ever, it’s time to focus on how to keep yourself in balance, along with your little one.
The good news is that you don’t have to do anything crazy to make this happen. All you need are these simple tips to keep you on track with your post-partum recovery.
Read MoreWhile pregnancy is often an exciting time, for those with Graves’ disease, it can also be challenging. The autoimmune thyroid disease can not only affect your health, but also your baby’s. That’s why it’s important to be informed and armed with tips to help you manage your condition.
Read MorePregnancy is a life-changing experience for a parent. But if you’ve undergone a thyroidectomy or survived thyroid cancer, there are some challenges you may face on your journey.
Whether you’ve had a partial or total thyroidectomy, the removal of thyroid tissue means that you need to closely monitor your thyroid hormone levels throughout the pregnancy. But if you’re armed with the following tips, you’ll find it much easier to navigate your pregnancy and ensure that both you and your little one are healthy.
Read MoreIf you’ve been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s, you might be a little apprehensive when it comes to starting or growing your family. It’s true that pregnancy and thyroid health are closely linked, and there are some specific concerns that come with Hashimoto’s.
But don’t fret – these tips will help you navigate how to keep yourself and your little one healthy on the journey to parenthood.
Read MoreStarting or growing your family is a big step for anyone. And if you have a thyroid condition, it’s crucial that you have a plan in place for not only pregnancy, but also prior to conception. By taking steps to nourish your thyroid during the preconception phase, you’re setting the stage for a healthy pregnancy.
As with any care, preconception care is best when under tailored advice and supervision of a health practitioner. But there are some tips that I find helpful for all of my thyroid clients when it comes to prepping for pregnancy.
Read MoreIf you have a thyroid condition, you might know about the risk of post-partum thyroid flares. But anyone can experience this - even if you’ve never had a problem with your thyroid function before!
Let’s take a closer look at post-partum thyroid flares and how they are best handled.
Read MoreDid you know that spacing out your pregnancies is the best thing not only for your general health, but also your thyroid? Let’s look at why you want to have a good break between pregnancies and how pregnancy and post-partum can affect thyroid function.
Read MorePregnancy is a wonderful and often nerve-wracking experience for first-time mums (and even us old hands!) But when you add a thyroid condition into the mix, things can get complicated. If you are pregnant or planning on falling pregnant and have a thyroid disorder, there are some important facts you need to know.
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