Effect of maternal hypothyroidism on obstetric and perinatal outcome, an observational study

Objectives: Thyroid problems are one of the endocrine conditions that affect pregnant women most frequently. It is now widely acknowledged both overt and subclinical thyroid can have a negative impact on obstetrical neonatal outcomes. Surprisingly, there aren't many statistics from India regarding prevalence disease during pregnancy. The purpose this study to ascertain frequency dysfunction in pregnancy how it affects maternal outcomes.Materials Methods: stimulating hormone tests were performed total 427 look for hypothyroidism. peroxidase antibodies free T4 measured classified as hypothyroidism if TSH (thyroid hormone) was greater than 3 IU/L. Low birth weight, fetal growth restriction, intrauterine death, others like respiratory distress syndrome, cardiac arrest, hypoglycemic seizures outcomes observed our evaluated statistical significance. Preterm births, abruption, oligohydramnios, rate caesarean deliveries, gestational diabetes mellitus hypertensive disorders documented outcomes.Results: discovered be statistically significant investigation. Clinically relevant factors included diabetes, anemia delivery frequency. In cases hypothyroidism, unfavourable such foetal mortality, syndrome found clinically significant.Conclusion: According study's findings, has an number variables. Specifically, placental pregnancy, preterm anemia, hypoglycemia seizures.