Pregnant with Hashimoto's and Hypothyroidism with Laurel Gallucci

[@hellagreen2734]

FINALLY a video about pregnancy with hashimoto's. I feel like it's really difficult to find info about fertility and pregnancy with hashimoto's other than the horrible symptoms and risks...

[@mrsdiaz614]

I found out I have hypothyroidism about 2 weeks ago. I go tomorrow to get more info on some more bloodwork done to see how bad it is. I have three healthy kids, 6, 4, and 6 months. I’ve also had 2 miscarriages. I’m really thankful that I was able to have kids despite having this condition. Thank you Jesus!!!

[@OlgaGodinez-xc5go]

Did you take your synthroid meds your whole pregnancy?

[@beckyocole]

YAY! There is not enough positive information on Hashimotos and living life! I have hashimotos and have a 4 month baby :) I went off gluten and found that helped. Thanks girls for such a wonderful video x

[@Ifu26]

Can i ask you were you taking gluten free form foods like gluten free pasta rice etc? Or you were completely off any grain?

[@KarpagamRajeswaran]

Had u drunk milk during your pregnancy

[@syedakaunain6243]

Can you mention which medication you have taken other than thyroid hormone…

[@Brittanybeautician]

Glad you guys can spread more awareness about this, I had unmanaged hashimotos and had a miscarriage at 5 months in and it was soul crushing...the medication and diet are soooo important especially while pregnant and I was feeling like I might not ever have a chance to have kids but seeing you guys doing so well gives me hope.

[@frauleinmarlenschka6891]

Brittany Beautician I wish you all the best!

[@lesliemorgan6237]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I was diagnosed with Hashimotos several years ago and am 7 months pregnant so love that you are bringing this to light!

[@SusanYara]

Congrats! That's such great news!

[@taylorhrysko9246]

Leslie Morgan any tips for a fellow hashimotos lady trying to conceive?? I am not on thyroid meds since I am trying to heal the all natural way. But any vitamins or regiments would be helpful. Thanks!

[@karinascruggs]

Five years later & this video is still helping people (myself included). Thank you for the info & the encouragement after two miscarriages I was starting to lose hope

[@Missymedz]

Thank you for this video. I have Hashimotos and had a miscarriage last year. Finally have the courage to try again. Keeping fingers crossed!

[@amih9723]

I was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism this passed February and have been really stressing out about getting pregnant so this video shed a little light in my life thank you so much for making this informative video for those of us struggling with similar problems❤️

[@beckyjanefox]

thanks for sharing!! This made me feel really positive about my Hashimotos, not trying to get pregnant atm but you guys seem so upbeat and positive in general it really helped :) would love to see more x

[@SusanYara]

Glad to know it helped!

[@azavala31]

Susan Yara hi Susan I just found your channel I had three miscarriages the last one last Christmas I have hipotyrdism I have one year n treatment but my endocrinologist doesn't say much about it i feel much better just my hair is very dry n falling all the time also I had endometriosis n I'm 38 my gynocologist told me to go with my primary doctor to control my tyrods.what kind of doctor is attending your hipotyrdism? I like to see u with your healthy baby cause is a big hope for me .happy new year.

[@CrossingBeauty]

Wow. I just found out about your channel and am amazed with how refreshing and naturally pleasant (real?!) you are :) I am diagnosed with Hashimoto 3 years ago. After consultations with my endocrinologist, I made a transition on rigorous AIP Paleo with no medications and things were pretty okay. And then I got pregnant, after very negative predictions from a few doctors. My due date is tomorrow 😁 Everything went well and all I wanna say to all the ladies fighting this Hashi-war is: never give up, believe in your body's strength and don't be afraid to make a change. So glad I discovered you, Susan ❤️ Lots of love from Croatia.

[@taylorhrysko9246]

Crossing Beauty this is sooooo great to hear! I have hashimotos and my husband and I are trying for our first baby! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sm6576]

Hey hi, I saw your comment.. I don't know if u are Croatian or u just live there otherwise we can speak same language! I have same problem and I am pregnant any good advice would help a lot. Thanks

[@shikhamishra4230]

Have you checked your tpo- Ab

[@fatendaou1738]

Yay so happy for you! Wish to hear more about how long it took you to recover.

[@meeshma]

@@taylorhrysko9246 hey, sorry for the really late reply (also from different account 😁). I hope everything is going really well for you guys. Sending the most positive vibes to you. Now with a 3 year old girl on my lap 🤗

[@mmTin]

This video was such a breath of fresh air! ❤

[@sleepingphoenixreadings]

4:08 this video is misleading. taking a chill-pill about a video is cute but when it's about Hashimotos, it shouldn't be so. I almost died having undiagnosed Hashimotos 3 months post partum in hyperthyroid phase with heart rate 125+ per minute, my body was dying. And although people wanted and put a ""post partum psychosis''' diagnosis on me, thankfully and Endocrinologist run all the necessary tests, diagnosed me with Hashimotos, and corrected the accute hyperthyroidism with Tapazole within few months, putting Hahsi in remission, with zero antibodies, it's been three years since then and I am pregnant now in second trimester, my T4 at 13 and TSH low, he's staring me on a different thyroid support medication as now I am in a hypothyroid phase as I am in second trimester and in the first trimester the baby takes what the baby needs from mothers thyroid gland, as the baby starts producing its own thyroid hormone by the second trimester, but we're not fully unplugged until the 20th week, and I am in the middle of the 19th week, with labs coming in a couple weeks late, so I should've started on support meds by the end of the first trimester. you do NOT need to be on thyroid medication ''for life'' unless you have a crap ''specialist', point blank, antibodies can and should be retested at each full thyroid panel testing to see how the medication is affecting the whole thyroid panel. first time hearing of people being on ''medication for life'' over hashimotos. yes it is dangerous and autoimmune but hello sunshines that's why there's the hypo and hyper thyroid meds to correct the issue and go from there, in fact, default medication taking only kills off the thyroid gland sooner, so this should not be supported at all, you'll just have earlier older age, and that's sad to live like you don't have a thyroid gland at all, without having had the removal surgery, the two women i know that take the meds for life are both post thyroid removal surgery. I suggest changing both your ''specialists'' to improve both your metabolisms longterm. got here feeling so sad I'm due to take meds again, but somehow 4 minutes of this video made me feel better. do rethink your options tho, and do retest those antibodies. peace

[@nessawithsmiles]

So the Tapazole got you to zero antibodies?

[@juliacheng5853]

Really enjoyed this segment on hashimoto’s and pregnancy! I would’ve never come across this if it wasn’t for my friend Elaine but so thankful she shared this with me. There’s so much I still feel I don’t know much about this auto immune disease and I’ve had one miscarriage so far. I’ve also been so afraid and reluctant to start hormone therapy but hearing both your stories, make me feel more at ease.

[@bethc696]

You guys are such an inspiration for me! I have hashi's as well and great to see some beautiful young girls in the media about this. Love you!!!

[@enarose7062]

Thank you for making this video. I have had both for years but was always told it wasn't bad enough to go on medication yet until I fell pregnant, and my specialist told me there's a big chance of miscarriage - very scary and I was very mad that I wasn't offered medication until it possibly could have been too late. It's very important to take control of our health and be persistent with doctors! Sending you both love xx

[@molliec4719]

I know this video is old, but I’m TTC with Graves’ disease and it’s been so discouraging, but this is so helpful! Thank you so much for making and sharing this. ❤

[@StubbornMomDotCom]

How are they so happy? I feel like I’m dying.

[@1994presto]

Totally get you! They give me hope that I can be like that some day too :) 💗💗

[@heatherbixby415]

Same here! I am here thinking how lucky are they?!?! They found good dr.’s. I am over here bed ridden through this pregnancy the entire first trimester lost 20lbs and now my levels are low.

[@heatherbixby415]

I have been trying so hard to advocate for myself. My primary completely disregards my input and symptoms and has even lied to me and said there was no endocrinologist with their practice to be referred to and it’s like pulling teeth where I am from to get into an endocrinologist without a primary’s referral. I got sent in a big circle! I spoke to a nurse practitioner that had just come back to work at my dr.’s office after a slight break and she said that it wasn’t true because I had finally gotten fed up and advocated for myself. The nurse listened to me and my dr. Came in and all the sudden she was referring me! I am on the process of looking for a new primary. I do all of my own research and literally have had to educate my OWN dr. On the disease. And now that I am pregnant I really should be being handled by an endo and my dr. Doesn’t even know that most women on the medication I am on have to have it increased. My levels are so low now and thank god I made her change my testing frequency to 4 weeks she wanted to keep it at six weeks. My levels are so low if I had waited another two weeks I could have miscarried and she doesn’t ever test my t3 or t4. Sorry for the rant this has been my life for years switching from dr. To dr. And constantly hitting a wall. I don’t understand why they never listen. And now I have to wait until February to see an endo for the first time. I am already 12 weeks pregnancy. I should have had one from even before the pregnancy. Bleh I am nice and honest so I guess I just come across as a push over it’s so disheartening. But seeing you two gives me hope that I will be taken care of.

[@camilsamartino6367]

​@@heatherbixby415hi how did your pregnancy went through?

[@hannahtempleman9401]

I was just diagnosed with hashimoto's and are trying to get pregnant. I was wondering how long it took you?

[@nicolehagemeier7937]

Thanks for making this video! I have hashimotos as well and have been struggling with the idea of getting pregnant again

[@achwakamara202]

I’m 7 weeks and 2 days pregnant and have Hashimoto, first time I did TSH it was so low so that they had to lower my levothyrox, now I’m feeling much better, so happy that I’m hearing this from you cause they always tell me miscarriage or like maybe the baby won’t be healthy and I’m so scared to be honest I just wanna enjoy my pregnancy without been so worried or stressed but thank you so much ❤

[@brennamartinez6634]

Hey Susan. Just hoping on here to say Thank You! This was the first video I have seen since being diagnosed 2 weeks ago that has been somewhat positive. My doctor said to me today, as i was feeling utterly miserable and asked him if I would ever feel normal, he replied "No. You may feel better, but you will never feel normal or healthy again". I am hopeful that though I'm living my life completely differently now, that I can enhance my quality of life.

[@amydignam623]

Brenna Martinez I’m so sorry this was said to you. Health is subjective so yes, you will feel normal and healthy again. Hope you are getting used to your diagnosis xx

[@mitehater]

autoimmune hashimotos -( low thyroid) is most often caused by (Blastocystis hominis was isolated through a stool microbiologic examination, implicating that this parasite can cause the development of Hashimoto's thyroiditis and chronic urticaria ) and can be cured with ivermectin high dose

[@risenqueen7751]

I have lost 5 babies. This video gives me hope, thank you ❤️

[@belenaguilar1348]

I'm so sorry for your losses. Sending love

[@risenqueen7751]

Belen Aguilar thank you, I actually found out on my birthday we are expecting my rainbow! Only one week left of first trimester, I am on the correct medications now and all is seeming to be going well so fingers crossed I go full term! ❤️❤️❤️

[@belenaguilar1348]

That great news! I'm so happy for you! God bless you and your family keep strong 💪

[@butterflylady5007]

How are you doing? Any update ?

[@risenqueen7751]

@@butterflylady5007 I’m doing amazing, due any day now with a baby girl! 😍

[@onetwothreefour2822]

hey Susan! what was your TSH, t4, t3 levels before and after treatment? this info would be great to know!

[@mommylovesmakeup0205]

I have had hypothyroidism since 13 or so. then found out I had goiters and Hashimotos about 16, 17. I've had 3 pregnancies but 2 babies. and with each pregnancy my thyroid got worse and was having heart palpations. now at 31 I'm on 200mg synthriod I had a partial thyroid-ectomy. they found a bit of cancer and now a year later I'm getting the rest of my thyroid and goiters removed. 😶. I just can't wait to feel normal again!

[@SusanYara]

I'm so sorry to hear that, but glad you had two beautiful babies. Hopefully getting your thyroid removed will help.

[@fg6418]

Not being a snob but just Incase you’re trying to explain medical history to a medical profesional : Goiter means enlarged thyroid. You can’t have multiple “goiters”. The word you’re looking for is nodule(s) meaning masses on your thyroid.

[@iamnotmyhandle]

How have your energy levels been since your thyroidectomy?

[@apriliagayatri1730]

thanks for sharing, now I know women with hypothyroidism are possible to get pregnant and live a healthy life

[@susielacros5762]

This made me feel so much better. I just discovered there's something wrong with my thyroid via ultrasound. It looks like it might be hashimoto and slight hypo. I freaked out that I might never be able to get pregnant. I hope I'll get better with therapy. I'm 29. Thank you ❤

[@Ummati40]

I’ve been diagnosed with hashimotos 8 years ago. I had 2 babies after that and I’m 30 weeks along the third time. My hypothyroidism was borderline at my first pregnancy too but I’m having healthy babies and I conceive right away when We leave precautions. I think there is not much link between hashimotos and conception. I could be wrong but with my expectations it’s not true for me.

[@susielacros5762]

@@Ummati40 glad to hear that 😊 thanks for sharing dear 😘

[@nessrina8123]

@@Ummati40can you share with us if your antibodies are at very high levels, or just at an intermediate level, also is your TSH normal?

[@sierraflores62]

hi I'm 23 and I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and hashimotos last year with an endocrinologist. but she doesn't want to put me on any medication because she said "I'm too young and I can bring my levels into the normal range myself." she's very rude and very strict but her patient's that recommended me to her says she's the best and knows what she's doing. I also just got married last year and want to start a family NOW. I told my doc that we've been trying for almost a year and have been unsuccessful, when I told her this she was very upset and told me to "stop trying because women with my condition always miscarry, and if I do end up pregnant she'll be forced to put me on strong thyroid medications." this doctor really bums me out so I'm going to get a second opinion next month from a different doctor. thanks for the helpful info, I feel less stressed out after watching this. Bless you.

[@Oneofusisthekiiller]

sierraflores62 I was put on thyroid medication at 10. That's not an excuse! Tell them to put you on it.

[@Oneofusisthekiiller]

sierraflores62 ooooo my bad I didn't read it all the way through!!!!

[@xo7499]

hi. any updates on pregnancy and new doctor and has your condition improved?

[@TranquilWanderer]

you need to take the med asap

[@BigMamaLikesCake]

I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's a few years ago, I miscarried twice in the past two years. But I am happy to say I am now 11 and a half weeks away from giving birth. Don't give up

[@jeremysteiner9205]

Any good hashimoto group to join?

[@molly_mae_vlogs8524]

Did either of you have trouble getting pregnant? My husband and I have been trying for 4 1/2 years, I miscarried a year and a half ago. I’m now gluten free and soy free and trying to kick out dairy. I just hope it happens soon!

[@molly_mae_vlogs8524]

@Tillery Innovations yes, we did IVF and it worked

[@naijaaprincess]

my TPO levels are now 808!!!!! i have been taking 25mcg levothyroxine daily, trying to conceive my first baby for 12 YEARS!!!!! I am starting to loose my mind because i've tried everything and eat a very healthy clean diet... please someone help

[@TheCLmarie]

This was so helpful! Thank you for sharing your stories it was so encouraging!

[@RosaliaDLC]

I’ve had thyroid for over 8 years I am now trying to get pregnant but still no luck it’s been a year.. I have an appointment this Thursday to see what’s going on!

[@sultanahaque8831]

Hi I got hashimotho and seven week pregnant .i am struggling with diet .what do you guys eating for main meal.my doc said to go grain free. Which is hard.i don't mind gluten and dairy free.which I am now.looking forward to hear from you.👍

[@xo7499]

Sultana Haque how did your pregnancy turn nout?

[@laurenmcgowan7586]

When u did a pregnancy test was it negative

[@Shayne_T]

My hashimotos post pregnancy has been horrible. I was diagnosed after pregnancy with hashimotos/hypothyroid. I can't eat anything but gaps stage 1 for now.. this just shows us that everyone is so different, even when sharing the same autoimmune disease. You two look happy and well! How has your body done post pregnancy? And do you test reverse t3 as well?

[@chloesimmons2667]

can you please share what you did when the synthroid wasn’t really making you feel any better???

[@marcommsemporium]

I would love to know what brand of folate Laurel took :)

[@hannahelizabethblog]

I'm so happy for you. Very informative and interesting video 💕

[@annaburtenheim5310]

thank you for making this and the video about what no on told you about pregnansy! please make some more!!

[@stephyg20]

Could you please share what prenatal vitamins you ladies took are taking? Thank you for the very informative video. Incredible!

[@maggielatendresse8878]

Thank you for this video! I recently found out I have Hashimoto’s after a miscarriage. I’m currently pregnant again and wondering how soon after a positive pregnancy test did you have your thyroid levels tested? And how often were they tested during your pregnancy?

[@strongasagirl4434]

Maggie Latendresse Hi, start soon as possible and very frequently in the first trimester.

[@sm6576]

Approximately u need to check every month... I lost 2 baby's and am pregnant again so because am afraid am checking every 3 weeks

[@natalieatkinson8602]

Hello, I really would like some advice. I want to get pregnant and I want to be on the paleo diet at the same time. I'm assuming you girls are still on the paleo diet while pregnant? Can you please give me some advice?

[@Lauralou22]

Pregnant now with my second with an under active thyroid is there any way I can find a good diet for me and baby. Thank you ❤

[@daramolasarah6494]

Visit Doctor okouromi channel on youTube, his Herbs freed my niece who was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and hashimotos within 4 weeks ❤…….❤❤❤❤

[@zilka1984]

Hi there. Thank you both for sharing your experiences. You both have a positive vibe about which it refreshing to see. I have Hashimoto's, was diagnosed after my second miscarriage last year, and currently been on LDN and Levo for 6 or so months. I'm waiting right now to get full health coverage because I recently moved to the Czech Republic from the US....So, anyway, my question is, what supplements, meds and anything else did you do prior and during pregnancy? Thank you!

[@danusiabeatz]

I have high antibodies and a low t3 but they don’t want to treat … I’m afraid ill have a miscarriage again if they don’t help me take the right steps. What do you do if they don’t want to give you meds

[@garfield16591]

Thank you for posting this video and congratulations on welcoming your baby boy. I have hashimotos and endometriosis. There was a surgery for endometriosis beginning of the year and I was gluten/dairy free 6 mo prior to the surgery and after. Could you please let me know if you followed gluten/dairy free diet throughout your pregnancy? Thank you! :)

[@Mysteriousheadlines]

My mom has Graves' disease. She only found out maybe five or six years ago. She is in her mid 50's now. She hasn't had to stay on medication. She just has it monitored.

[@SusanYara]

It sucks to find out you'll be on medication forever, but so far it hasn't been that bad. Just becomes part of the normal routine.

[@agnieszkapiwowarczyk177]

What supplements are you girls taking during your pregnancies?

[@honourintheapron8200]

Hi everyone I am currently 26 weeks pregnant. I've had Hashimotos for over 5 years. For the past 3 weeks I've had heart palpitations, shortness of breath and extreme fatigue. I walk a few steps and my heart starts racing. At one stage I even got chest pains. I went to my obstetrician about it and he said it's totally normal. This week it's gotten progressively worse and worse. No more chest pains but other symptoms are there. I need to lie in bed or sit down almost all the time. I have 7 and 5 year old that needs me and I return to work as a teacher next month after our summer break. Are there any moms here who experienced the same? Is this really normal?

[@natt_32]

I have graves disease (hyperthyroidism). I was diagnosed about a year after the birth of my daughter, 2 years ago. My dr is hoping that I will be in remission soon! Then we can start ttc for baby #2!

[@drrandyhansbrough]

Very well done! Thanks for sharing

[@nataliagreen3661]

Hello Susan, this video is a little old but I'm just now viewing it. What was the dosage for your LDN? And did your doctor offer it to you or did you have to convince them? Thank you

[@bluesky7126]

Thank you very much for sharing this. It was very helpful. I have been diagnosed with Hashimoto. I'm have been trying to conceive for a while without any success :( What are some of the supplements that you and Lauren took while trying to conceive. I know Hasimoto patients do not do well with soy, dairy, gluten products. Also did you take Vitamin E and C? I also have MTHFR. Thank You bunches!!

[@awhistler]

Please update us on your health/autoimmune etc. This was so helpful thank you

[@shannonpost2286]

Does antibodies levels ever go down to normal? Or will they always be eleveated regardless

[@TasminCader]

What’s the type of specialist you guys went to see.

[@Jilldilbeck]

What did you do to help with the flaky and itchy scalp!?

[@SusanYara]

Jillian Dilbeck Nizoral! It’s awesome

[@mozhdehmousazadehkamdar3825]

After a loong infertility journey we finally got pregnant after ivf but the baby stopped growing on 5w4d. I have Hashimoto's and my tsh was below 1 when we started the ivf cycle, I have gone gluten free for 3 months now cause I always felt bloated. I wanted to ask if in your experience my miscarriage can still be caused by my Hashimoto's?

[@vanessamarabani8941]

Great video I was wondering what nutrients or supliment you were on I have inflamation and trying to get pregnant

[@Melodyyyyyyyyyyyy]

Do you mind telling me what your dosage was before and during your pregnancy for the Low Dose Naltroxene? Also, may I ask which T3 are you taking?? Thank you so much in advance.

[@Freeoaks]

I love you both. Thank you so much.

[@kdesignerarielle2994]

I have Hashimoto. Love the Sweet Laurel Bakery cookbook!

[@florasd6239]

Susan do u have estrogen or testosterone dominance with Hashimoto ? I have Hashimoto and hormonal imbalance ( high androgens ; male hormones > than female). Which one do I have to focus on for the other symptom to get better? Does hormonal imbalance come from Hashimoto or is Hashimoto the result of hormonal imbalance?🥺

[@lethopefloatify8]

Hi there. I apologize for the long comment, but I haven't had anyone to ask advice from who can relate to my situation. I am 18 weeks pregnant. At 10 weeks, my gynecologist said she could feel my thyroid and ran blood work. My tsh came back at 3.2... apparently that is within normal range, but a little high for first trimester. So, at around 16 weeks they decided to re-test and my tsh came back at 4.5 this time. They decided to do a 3rd blood test to check my t3 and t4 and I am nervously waiting for the results. This is all so shocking and worrisome for me. I read about developmental issues with the baby if the thyroid is off, especially during the first trimester. I would never forgive myself if something were wrong with my baby that was my fault because of my thyroid. I am so concerned that my thyroid hasn't been working properly and I'm half way through the pregnancy without it being treated. I have had symptoms that I never knew could be related to a thyroid issue (fatigue, no energy, hair loss, dry skin, dizziness), so I am sure the 3rd rest will show hypothyroidism after much research. I would love to hear your knowledge or thoughts in my situation. Also, if you have any advice when starting a thyrpid mediation. Should I see a specialist first? Symptoms to be prepared for? A brand of medicine that you feel is best? I would love a response, please! Thank you!

[@lisamarie8959]

Hello, I was just diagnosed with Hashimoto's after I found out I was pregnant and am now experiencing all the same fears you mentioned about development. How did everything turn out for you?

[@gladyscalderon5390]

I’m in the same boat, can either of you share your experience now?

[@lethopefloatify8]

@@gladyscalderon5390 Everything is fine. I have a happy healthy 4 year old boy. I am happy and healthy too. I have an enlarged thyroid but my numbers always come back normal. 🙂

[@Fashionista1243]

Honestly I’ve been terrified to even think about getting pregnant again because ppl are sooo negative about what can happen etc etc. so glad I came across this video. PS I have Graves’ disease

[@ayezawaqas7774]

i am also pregnant and my tsh levels are high but i was able to get pregnant. i am 4 months in. how is pregnancy so far with hashimoto? plzz response. any complications?

[@SusanYara]

It's been great overall. I've been feeling better while pregnant and have only had to up my medication levels a couple of times. :)

[@xo7499]

@ayeza how did your pregnancy turn out

[@differentisbeauty4995]

I agree I'm allergic to gluten, dairy, sugar and all this crap lol that I thought I was never able stop but the severe allergies I have made me stopped eating because It is life-threatening so I can't eat 🍔 I can't eat red meat I can only eat chicken turkey and fish and no white rice I'm allergic to that too my life is pretty screwed 😂. I can only eat red rice,brown rice and black rice and my Hashimoto's was caused by my accident because I had head injury that caused my occipital lobe damage no knew that I was able to see normal like other people and my immune system failed. Healthy food do test great I love my body I'm back to skinny and healthy old me but my hair is falling off 😭

[@evo2815]

I went to endocrinologist to see what he can do to help me to get pregnant...it was the last door I was knocking on ... he used to term hashimoto disease on me ans quiet frankly I didn't no until now that rhat was my problem ... my antibodies are insane 13000 ... my TSH was good at 1.1 but from what I get from this getting pregnant will be a miracle for me as its obviously not going to happen naturally I am so shocked ans disapointed that I may not get that second baby

[@cf3129]

OmG the dry and flaky scalp is related to thyroid ? I have hypothyroid and I'm on medication so I'm not sure why my scalp is that way . Time to visit my doc

[@mojojojo099]

Is your T3 sustained release or immediate release?

[@glamqueen6202]

How did you get pregnant? What did you take to increase to get pregnant? I have been trying for 2 years to get pregnant but be having miscarriage. 😟

[@mapat4036]

Hi Susan, thanks for posting this video full of positive energy. I notice you are taken t3 and t4 separately, could I know what t3 are u using? I had miscarriage and I think is due to t3 levels. I'm in the uk.

[@liqiang4446]

I doubted when dr Isibor on youtube said he can help me beat hypothyroidism with his herbal supplement, It wasn't easy for me caring for my family because i had Hypothyroidism I almost gave up then a friend of mine introduced me to Dr. Isibor on youtube who cured me with his natural herbal medicine I'm much better now thanks to dr isibor..... You can also write to him for treatment.

[@rebeccalasky6109]

I do ultrasound you can see a lot of different pathologies of the thyroid via ultrasound not just hashimotos. But yes hashimotos eventually causes fibrosis of the thyroid which causes a stripping on ultrasound

[@Rachgoncalves]

Loved the video! Unfortunately I am still on the hunt for a great dr. Here in Brazil all i hear is "this is nothing" or "let's accelerate the disease and then remove the thyroid. One even told me that it's psychological and that symptoms are a myth... 😒

[@heatherbixby415]

My goodness I am so sorry you are going through this! Invisible diseases are horrible. Sending love keep searching and advocate for yourself demand tests and if they deny you tell them to put down in their paperwork that they dented your requests! It is very important! ❤️❤️❤️🤟🤟🤟

[@marianegrete7422]

hi I have thyroid problem and I was wondering if that could be a problem and getting pregnant I'm 25 im currently taking medicine for my problem.can you please give some advice

[@nuraigal8382]

Hi there Thank you for the info I have under active thyroid and Hashimoto I’m also trying to get pregnant,my doctor said it’s not bad at all my thyroid level is not that bad but I’m having hard time to get pregnant for my first child, my question for you is the whats name of your medication take now I want to ask my doctor to proscribe me the same COZ I think I have the same problem.

[@lolnope25]

How high were your antibodies?

[@Jess_Bush]

I'm 25 and have Hashimoto's...my doctors haven't really talked to me about pregnancy yet, but I'm nervous about infertility and other issues. Thanks ladies, this helped :)

[@SusanYara]

I wouldn't worry about pregnancy until you're ready! I did way too much research and heard about so many negative experiences that I started to freak myself out.

[@sm6576]

My case is different I got pregnant easy but I loose baby every time ;(

[@melekb94]

@@sm6576 SAME

[@cassandrapersaud8165]

I have a nodule in my thyroid gland. I’ve been taking metformin for 10 months now. And I’ve been taking thyroid medication for as long. And I’ve been off bc pills for over 3 years now. And it took a year for me to finally get a normal period. I’ve watched multiple people in my life have babies all while my husband and I have been trying. When will it be our turn. 🥺

[@liqiang4446]

With the right pure natural herbal supplement you can get pregnant, if you interested I can give the Dr contact

[@cassandrapersaud8165]

How did you get pregnant while on thyroid pills? I also take metformin and I am still not pregnant and it’s been 10 months

[@liqiang4446]

I doubted when dr Isibor on youtube said he can help me beat hypothyroidism with his herbal supplement, It wasn't easy for me caring for my family because i had Hypothyroidism I almost gave up then a friend of mine introduced me to Dr. Isibor on youtube who cured me with his natural herbal medicine I'm much better now thanks to dr isibor..... You can also write to him for treatment.

[@lesbianwives5773]

Hi, thank you so much for this video. My wife has hashimotos and 6 week pregnant. She is taking syntroid to maintain TSH level. In video, you mention you took T3 medication. Was T3 medication ok to take while pregnant? Did you also take synthroid medication? Can you provide list of thyroid medications you took when pregnant? So sorry for all of these questions, we are just a bit freaked out. Thank you, much appreciated

[@sexiitexiimexii]

Lesbian Wives Have her ask about Nature-Throid or Armour. Both are non-synthetic from pig thyroid. Synthroid or Levothyroxine does nothing for hypo/hashi sufferer. Free T3 and Free T4 are very important.

[@clancy183]

I am 17 and a senior in high school and I was diagnosed with hashimoto's at the beginning of this school year. And I already have a lot of health issues so I guess I'm just used to on a lot of prescriptions, but my dosage is 65mg of NatureThroid, but I still have a lot of issues with getting sick and passing out.

[@naijaaprincess]

I have hashimotos and PCOS, i just started taking levothyroxine a week ago...i started 500mg 2 weeks ago and still no pregnancy. Im moderately active, ive tried vitex, i eat healthy and don’t eat diary.. i dont know what to do...

[@naijaaprincess]

500mg metformin

[@tagwithgrace9835]

how are you doing?

[@yosyem6956]

Thank you guys so much for sharing! I recently got diagnosed with Hashimotos and have just been so confused after can multiple opinions from multiple doctors what treatment plan I should be following. Can u do a video explaining what medications you currently take or have taken in the past? Thank you so much!! Wish u all the best!!

[@maggieshanel]

Hey im from Namibia and i was diagnosed with Graves disease 4years ago,i got a nuclear pill and im now on Eltroxin 50ml im still very concerned about my fertility but thanks to your video i have hope.

[@kaliebiddle5460]

hello! I am 16 weeks pregnant and was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism 3 days ago. the condition was discovered via my pregnancy blood work at 15 weeks. I have a doctor's appointment Tuesday, and have no info other than a diagnosis. what can or should I expect for the remainder of my pregnancy? thanks!

[@Liliann31]

kalie mroz I am 12 weeks and just found out! Can you share your experience thus far?? I am on synthroid medicine now and need to get blood tests every month. Hope my baby is okay :'/

[@kaliebiddle5460]

Liliann31 I don't really have much of an experience yet to speak of. My situation is considered subclinical as my tsh level was only 5.2. I take a low dose of levothyroxine daily. I have to get my level tested again in about two weeks. I had an ultrasound three weeks ago at 18 weeks and our baby is growing normally so far. any cognitive issues won't appear until baby hits or doesn't hit milestones in life, so there's no way to know about that. honestly, though, I am no concerned because I have had probably 50 women tell me their children were born and are beautiful and fine. best wishes to you!

[@allie.lazio.]

@@kaliebiddle5460 Kalie hope everything turn out ok with your baby? Similar situation here!

[@SaparyaSudhakaran]

​@kaliebiddle5460 hi...could you tell how's ur babies...I m 18weeks and has subclinical hypothyroid...and I m worried about my babies health

[@emilyflores9844]

It is a BIG deal unfortunately. I wish someone would have told me when I was diagnosed with hasimotos post partum that I was very vulnerable to this progressing to my central nervous system one day if I didn't take care of myself...healthy diet, stress reduction, mental/emotional work, exercise,, sleep, etc. I am dealing with MS. Medical medium says thyroid is the most vulnerable organ and first to be effected with EBV and ms central nervous system involvement is the last stage. Wish I would have known the seriousness then. I was just given a pill and that was it.

[@amyannshipyor4096]

My doctor switched my heart med during my last pregnancy. He thought my old med could cause harm to the baby.

[@gailkennedy2706]

The medication keeps causing my body to miscarriage so should I lower my dose

[@healinghashis]

Susan, so happy I found your blog - I have Hashi's and am 30 weeks pregnant. Do you take Levothyroxine, Synthroid, or Armour? I am on Armour because it has both T4 and T3 which my body needs because it cannot convert T4 into T3. Armour is the only one with both so I always tell people that if they still feel awful on Levo or Synthroid to look into it!

[@ashlyncara09]

I've speculated that I had thyroid problems for years but just went to the doctor about it last year. I was hyperthyroid but then it changed to hypothyroid. I also have a previous autoimmune disease called vitiligo so I am almost certain that I have hashimotos. My mom also has it. I was on 25 micrograms but then switched to 50 micrograms after 3 months. I go back in December to get more blood tests done :) I'm so glad it can be managed and it's not life threatening!

[@SusanYara]

Good luck! I hope your most recent appointment went well!

[@mariacarroll8704]

Hi Susan, only discovered your channel this year. Love that you have made videos about this. It's really useful! How did you regulate/lower your elevated TPO during pregnancy? What worked for you?

[@branditomasetti5777]

Please don't try to normalize illness because so many people are being diagnosed with this disease. We need answers on what's causing it and better treatment for the autoimmune disease. Sorry but it's really not normal for people to be sick.

[@Oneofusisthekiiller]

I'm pregnant with Hashimotos

[@lostboysmarko4]

Did everything go well?

[@hinamughal4295]

What you did for pregnant faster?I also have hashimotos

[@tionnamcdonald9182]

how far along are you?

[@SusanYara]

I'm 37 weeks now!

[@tionnamcdonald9182]

I'm almost 10 weeks behind you I'm 27 weeks this Thursday lol congratulations!

[@SusanYara]

Nice! Congrats to you too!

[@tionnamcdonald9182]

:) thank you

[@jyotikaurprabh7489]

Can we take iodine supplement?

[@sm6576]

I wonder the same, I have it in my vitamins in small dose.. But iodine is very important for baby's brain.. I am eating eggs every day and I guess when I get next results of TSH I will know if my thyroid got affected!

[@dianasa952]

S M did your levels get better ?

[@sm6576]

@@dianasa952 I did my tests my results are ok but I checked tsh after 3 weeks.. I think 4 weeks can be late if tsh goes to down or up!

[@swathishetty6301]

How are u trying to stay thin with hypothyroidism

[@SusanYara]

I'm not trying to stay thin right now since I'm pregnant, but otherwise I really monitor my levels and keep my prescriptions up and I exercise regularly. :)

[@swathishetty6301]

Susan Yara thank you so much I have been overweight from the time I was born but I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism just 2 years back

[@healinghashis]

Swathi, low carb is going to be the key to get your weight down with hypothyroidism. Your body simply cannot handle carbs like a normal person's. Try it and see! It's life-changing. You don't have to go quite to Atkins level where you're getting under 20 carbs per day, but aiming for under 100 daily is going to help you lose weight and feel better.

[@Tribunal1023]

Ack the music is not is very distracting

[@WalkAlongMyPath]

I was diagnosed w/ Hypothyroidism when I was 11. My mom noticed I slept more up to 16hrs a day. I then was diagnosed with Hashimoto's at 28. I am on 200 Synthroid and 5 T3 Levothyronine. My body does not like to absorb Vit-D. I have trouble losing weight even went so far as to have surgery but gained all the weight back. I work out 4-5 days a week. What exercises do you like to do that keeps you fit and healthy? What foods do you like to eat? I've seen multiple doctors and finally after 20 yrs I found one I like.

[@SusanYara]

I think Laurel's path my be a better fit for you. She went for a gluten-free diet and worked with a nutritionist who really helped her. I work out a lot and can tell when it's time to see my doctor to up my medication because the workouts start to get really tough. I'll be struggling in the corner and see a woman twice my age looking like the workout is no big deal at all! Glad you found a doc you like! That's a big part of it.

[@emmagalando6774]

I have both hasimotis and Graves' disease