The Positive Thyroid Pregnancy Book
Your Essential Guide to Navigating Fertility, Pregnancy & Postpartum Wellness With Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s
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The Positive Thyroid Pregnancy Book
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Rachel Hill
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We can have healthy pregnancies, babies and postpartum experiences with hypothyroidism and hashimoto’s. This book tells you how.
When you turn to the internet or your doctor with questions about fertility or pregnancy with thyroid issues, what you often find is anxiety-provoking. There is a distinct lack of positive and productive information for those with thyroid conditions looking to start or grow their family. So I wrote this book.
This book covers:
- Optimising fertility with a thyroid condition
- How to look after yourself and baby in pregnancy (supplements, thyroid medication, blood tests, thyroid flares, exercising and more)
- Different medical professionals you’ll encounter
- Planning for the birth and postpartum you want
- Navigating postpartum recovery and parenting with thyroid disease
This thyroid health book aims to save others from the heartbreak Rachel experienced with pregnancy loss in thyroid disease.
Understanding your thyroid condition and how it impacts your fertility shouldn’t mean diving into complicated medical books. Regain the positive spirit you need to get past hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s and have a positive pregnancy experience. Be part of the thousands who have benefited from Rachel Hill’s, honest, authentic and easy-to-follow style of writing.
A pregnancy and thyroid awareness book written by multi-award winning thyroid patient advocate Rachel Hill, founder of The Invisible Hypothyroidism