ABSTRACT
Objective To discuss the impact of hyperthyroidism on pregnancy outcome.Methods Clinical data of 80 pregnancy patients with hyperthyroidism(hyperthyroidism group)were retrospectively analyzed,in accordance with the norms of treatment during pregnancy is divided into treatment group(61 cases)and untreated group(19 cases);At the same time,in accordance with the ratio of 1:2 160 cases of healthy pregnant women were randomly selected as control group.childbirth,the maternal and perinatal outcome in three groups were compared.Results Graves disease group the incidence of pregnancy-induced hypertension 10.0%,3.8% incidence of heart failure,cesarean section rate of 61.4%,7.6% incidence of prematurity,asphyxia incidence of 7.6%,a low incidence of 3.8%,the mortality rate 3.8%,and 1.3% of the control group,41.3%,1.3%,0.6%,0,0,the differences were statistically significant(P＜0.05),the incidence of neonatal abnormalities in two groups is not different(P＞0.05);the treatment group of diseases of pregnancy-induced hypertension,heart failure,premature birth,asphyxia,such as the incidence were 3.3%,3.3%,3.3%,0,0 mortality,with non-governing group of 31.6%,15.8%,21.1%,15.8%,10.5%.The differences were statistically significant(P＜0.05),and a low incidence of the two groups,the cesarean section rate,incidence of deformities such as no difference.Conclusion Hyperthyroidism can increase the incidence of pregnancy complications,and standardize the treatment can improve pregnancy outcome.