Thyroid Issues and Fertility: Part 1 - What You Need to Know to Conceive

Dr. Samantha, Naturopathic Fertility and Hormone Health Doctor, explores how thyroid health can significantly impact your fertility. This video, part 1 of the series, is perfect for anyone trying to conceive or who wants a deeper understanding of the complex role the thyroid plays in reproductive health and getting pregnant, including key information on hypo- and hyperthyroidism, and why maintaining optimal thyroid function is essential for anyone TTC (trying to conceive).

In this video, we cover:

- An introduction to thyroid health and its significance in fertility
- Detailed explanations of how the thyroid functions and affects hormone levels
- The differences between hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism and their symptoms
- Essential thyroid tests to determine your thyroid health, focusing on the importance of TSH levels
- Symptoms of hypo and hyperthyroidism
- And more!

Watch out for part two when Dr. Samantha will cover possible treatment plans for fertility and thyroid issues, as well as optimal vs. normal values.

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Timecodes ⏰
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - What is the thyroid?
0:55 - Thyroid function
2:35 - TSH Levels
3:35 - Thyroid Testing
4:25 - Hypo Vs. Hyper
5:59 - Thyroid Importance for Fertility Care
7:29 Summary

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