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Would a woman suffering from thyroid have difficulty in give birth of child?
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Thyroid & pregnancy: The impact of thyroid disease on a pregnancy depends on many factors. Pre-existing thyroid disease can change during pregnancy and undiagnosed/untreated thyroid disease during pregnancy can cause problems for both mother and baby. Thyroid disease should not affect birthing process, but can cause developmental problems in a fetus, if untreated.
Answered 6/23/2014
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