Can mother hyperthyroidism be inherited

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Hyperthyroidism is not only a serious disease, but also a disease that can cause infertility. Because patients have the problem of hyperthyroidism, it will breed some clinical symptoms. Moreover, patients with hyperthyroidism will have uncomfortable symptoms in clinic. Patients will have symptoms of palpitation and tachycardia in varying degrees, and often hyperthyroidism people are more afraid of heat than normal people. Can hyperthyroidism of the following introduction mother inherit.

Can mother hyperthyroidism be inherited

First: we know that hyperthyroidism is a common disease, but we know that hyperthyroidism itself is not hereditary, so we don't have to worry about passing it on to our children, so we don't have to worry about being depressed because hyperthyroidism is hereditary, but we need active treatment.

Second: if you get hyperthyroidism when you are pregnant, it is mainly through taking anti thyroid drugs, but the dosage should not be too much. You must listen to the doctor and take the medicine seriously. Pregnant women with hyperthyroidism need regular prenatal examination, and reduce the risk of hypothyroidism scientifically

Third: when pregnant with hyperthyroidism, it is best not to use propranolol to help treat. As we know, propranolol is a disease that will affect the normal development of the fetus and may cause premature birth of the fetus. And we know that isotope therapy is not available.

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At present, the cause of hyperthyroidism is not very clear, but some of them have familial quality. About 15% of the patients' relatives have the same disease, and about 50% of their family members are positive for anti thyroid antibody, so there will be a certain inheritance. According to the symptoms you described, consider the possibility of hyperthyroidism. If the mother is pregnant with hyperthyroidism, the newborn will get TSH receptor stimulating antibody from the mother and produce neonatal hyperthyroidism. If you are acquired, it should have nothing to do with heredity. It is suggested that you go to the Endocrinology Department of a regular hospital to check thyroid function, TPO, blood routine, liver function, etc., make a definite diagnosis, and treat under the guidance of a doctor.