5 बातें PCOS कि महिलाओं को थायराइड के बारे में पता होनी चाहिए

To watch this video in English language    • 5 Things Women With PCOS Should Know About...   5 बातें PCOS कि महिलाओं को थायराइड के बारे में पता होनी चाहिए 5 Things Women With PCOS Should Know About Hypothryoidism by Endocrinologist Dr Tanvi Mayur Patel 0:00 Introduction 1:11 link for 1:31 Pcos and Hypothyroidism 2:57 Hypothyroidism is 3 to 4 times Common In Women With PCOS 4:18 Hypothyroidism diagnosis can be missed PCOS 5:58 Hypothyroidism symptoms can mimic PCOS 7:35 Hypothyroidism can complicate PCOS 7:50 card for weight gain 8:07 thyroid and fertility 9:04 how to prevent Pcos and Hypothyroidism ? Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and thyroid problems are two of the most common—and perhaps overlooked—endocrine (hormonal) disorders in women. Although PCOS and hypothyroidism (low thyroid function) PCOS are very different, they share many features.1 This video takes a close look at five important things people with PCOS should know about hypothyroidism. This includes knowing what is involved in the diagnosis of hypothyroidism and what is needed to avoid thyroid-related complications of PCOS. Hypothyroidism iIS 3 TO 4 TIMES COMMON IN Women With PCOS Hypothyroidism, and in particular Hashimoto's thyroiditis, is more common in people with PCOS than in the general population. Hashimoto's is an autoimmune disorder in which the body attacks and damages the thyroid gland, leading to hypothyroidism. A 2013 study from India found that 22.5% of women with PCOS had hypothyroidism compared to 8.75% of those without PCOS. A 2015 study from the National Institutes of Health reported that 22.1% of women with PCOS had Hashimoto's thyroiditis compared to 5% of women without. 2. Hypothyroidism CAN Worsens PCOS SYMPTOMS Hypothyroidism is known to affect the ovaries in a similar way as PCOS, causing the enlargement of the ovaries and the formation of cysts. Hypothyroidism tends to worsen PCOS symptoms, including an increased risk of insulin resistance (the inability of the body to utilize insulin to control blood sugar) and type 2 diabetes. Hypothyroidism can also increase the production of the male hormone testosterone (referred to as hyperandrogenism). This can increase the risk of PCOS-related symptoms like acne, male-pattern hair loss, and hirsutism (abnormal facial or body hair). Hyperandrogenism can also lead to irregular periods.4 Too much testosterone can also interfere with the development of the follicles (the sacs in the ovaries where eggs develop) and prevents normal ovulation (the release of a mature egg). 3. Hypothyroidism CAN Complicates PCOS If the thyroid gland works too slowly (hypothyroidism), your metabolism will slow down, resulting in weight gain. Weight gain is a central feature for many women with PCOS.5 Hypothyroidism can also complicate PCOS, causing symptoms not typically seen with the disorder. This includes bradycardia (a slowed heart rate), facial swelling ("moon face"), and a goiter (an enlarged thyroid gland). 4. HYPOTHYROIDISM DIAGNOSIS CAN BE MISSED Hypothyroidism can be difficult to diagnose and may be missed in women with PCOS unless a complete diagnostic evaluation is performed. On its own, a high TSH level is not diagnostic of hypothyroidism. VITAMIN D AND IOIDINE IS VERY IMPORTANT. We are happy to announce that with we are ranked Top Endocrinologist in Mumbai. https://threebestrated.in/endocrinolo... Facebook: https://www.fb.com/drtanvimayurpatel Instagram:   / drtanvimayurpatel   For PAID Consultation : WhatsApp Message on http://wa.me/919987829999 CLINIC ADDRESS ( No branch) 1 Rupal Apartment, Samarth Ramdas Marg, Off 10th Road, JVPD, Juhu, Mumbai, India Google map location https://maps.app.goo.gl/vPUz7hAPBTEoE... Please Note : This video is for Educational purpose only. We strongly recommend to consult your Doctor/ Physician before taking any medication/Supplementation . All Contents by Speech & Video by : Dr. Tanvi Mayur Patel