Autoimmune thyroid disease increases miscarriage risk in pregnant women, highlighting critical clinical implications.
Introduction A leading endocrine illness affecting women of reproductive age is autoimmune thyroid disease (AITD), which can have a significant impact on the course of a pregnancy. Thyroid dysfunction is more likely to occur during pregnancy due to hormonal and immunological changes. Women are more susceptible to thyroid dysfunction during pregnancy because of physiological changes that increase the need for thyroid hormones.
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