Thyroid disease is more common than diabetes or heart disease. Thyroid disease is a fact of life for as many as 30 million Americans – and more than half of those people remain undiagnosed.
Even before conception, thyroid conditions that have lingered untreated can hinder a woman’s ability to become pregnant or can lead to miscarriage.
As many as 30 million Americans may be affected by thyroid disorders, although more than half remain undiagnosed.
Get answers here to your questions about identifying, treating, and living with thyroid disease.
