Yep I think over 40 you are under an obstetrician all pregnancy. You can still have a mw birth though, it's more as we are considered high risk now.
Wow that's fast with the scan date already, I guess it's all automated now though.
I think this early symptoms do come and go. I have definatley had some pinching cramps and some pain down below, which I remember from last time as they are horrible! I think my fatigue earlier this week was just that I was knackered
With hypothyroidism I am on thyroxine. I was on a hefty dose as we were TTC. I think they check your levels once each tri, maybe twice in the 1st tri and adjust your dose. The demand for thyroxine goes up pretty fast once you are pregnant and if the levels aren't right comes with lots if risks to the baby. But luckily it's easy to manage
Yep I think over 40 you are under an obstetrician all pregnancy. You can still have a mw birth though, it's more as we are considered high risk now.
Wow that's fast with the scan date already, I guess it's all automated now though.
I think this early symptoms do come and go. I have definatley had some pinching cramps and some pain down below, which I remember from last time as they are horrible! I think my fatigue earlier this week was just that I was knackered
With hypothyroidism I am on thyroxine. I was on a hefty dose as we were TTC. I think they check your levels once each tri, maybe twice in the 1st tri and adjust your dose. The demand for thyroxine goes up pretty fast once you are pregnant and if the levels aren't right comes with lots if risks to the baby. But luckily it's easy to manage
I'm 40 with my second child (DS is 2 years old) and had a missed MC last April. I'm now 14 weeks. Had reassurance scans at 8 and 10 weeks because of worrying. I guess it's normal to worry.
The reason I've responded is I've an underactive thyroid (long before pregnancy) and am on thyroxine (which hasn't changed since I found out I'm pregnant).
For my first pregnancy they were pretty good at keeping track but I've not had any appointments booked with the endocrinologist so a bit worried about that though I think they did check at the first midwife's appointment (was planning to talk to midwife about it at our next appointment in 2 weeks time). I do have an obstetrics appointment after 20 weeks but not sure what that's for. Now in my second trimester, shouldn't I be having my thyroxine levels checked again? Thanks.
Yep I think over 40 you are under an obstetrician all pregnancy. You can still have a mw birth though, it's more as we are considered high risk now.
Wow that's fast with the scan date already, I guess it's all automated now though.
I think this early symptoms do come and go. I have definatley had some pinching cramps and some pain down below, which I remember from last time as they are horrible! I think my fatigue earlier this week was just that I was knackered
With hypothyroidism I am on thyroxine. I was on a hefty dose as we were TTC. I think they check your levels once each tri, maybe twice in the 1st tri and adjust your dose. The demand for thyroxine goes up pretty fast once you are pregnant and if the levels aren't right comes with lots if risks to the baby. But luckily it's easy to manage
I'm 40 with my second child (DS is 2 years old) and had a missed MC last April. I'm now 14 weeks. Had reassurance scans at 8 and 10 weeks because of worrying. I guess it's normal to worry.
The reason I've responded is I've an underactive thyroid (long before pregnancy) and am on thyroxine (which hasn't changed since I found out I'm pregnant).
For my first pregnancy they were pretty good at keeping track but I've not had any appointments booked with the endocrinologist so a bit worried about that though I think they did check at the first midwife's appointment (was planning to talk to midwife about it at our next appointment in 2 weeks time). I do have an obstetrics appointment after 20 weeks but not sure what that's for. Now in my second trimester, shouldn't I be having my thyroxine levels checked again? Thanks.
Hi clueless, congrats on your pregnancy
Yes with the thyroid you should get it checked every trimester at the minimum. So I am guessing that you had it checked at 8-9 weeks? I would be wanting to get it checked again at 15-16 weeks. If you can't get them to do it at the maternity I would go to your GP, just get them done and a doctor to review the results and then if your obstetrician wants them checked again after 20 weeks then they can do that too, but I would say 8 weeks to 20+ is too long to wait.