KEY ASPECTS FOR SUCCESSFUL CORRECTION OF PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM IN PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE SAMARKAND REGION

Аннотация

Hypofunction of thyroid secretion in women in the pregravid period and during menstruation is a significant trauma for the development of congenital hypothyroidism in patients, which can lead to fatal changes in the nervous system. Despite the indispensable intake of potassium iodide antibiotics, gestational hypothyroidism often follows in pregnant women, which requires the use of levothyroxine to correct the metabolic background. Many women can suffer from episodic hypofunction of the pancreas even before menstruation, provoked by various aspects. With diagnosed hypothyroidism, metabolic correction is necessary, however, the calculated dosage of levothyroxine, based on the biomass of the client’s body, is not always sufficient to achieve long-term concepts of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). In addition, pharmaceutical aspects also play a significant role: levothyroxine sodium preparations may differ in bioavailability. Internal aspects such as temperature and temperature, as well as the composition of fillers in different importers, can significantly affect the stability of antibiotics. Therefore, irregular monitoring of the thyroid secretion subsystem and a personal method for treatment are critically important for maintaining the well-being of both mother and child.