Jodostin Pregnancy

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Pregnancy of Jodostin in details

An adequate amount of Jodostin intake is essential for thyroid function. Jodostin crosses the placenta and requirements are increased during pregnancy. Jodostin deficiency in pregnancy can lead to neurologic damage in the newborn; an extreme form, cretinism, is characterized by gross mental retardation, short stature, deaf mutism, and spasticity. Large amounts of Jodostin during pregnancy can cause fetal goiter or hyperthyroidism. Transient hypothyroidism in the newborn has also been reported following topical or vaginal use prior to delivery.

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