In order to give birth to a healthy baby, parents have made preparations early and arranged various inspections.
One test that is often overlooked is the urinary iodine test. Iodine is also known as "intelligence element", a healthy baby needs sufficient iodine support.
If during pregnancy, insufficient iodine will lead to insufficient thyroid hormone secretion and hypothyroidism (hypothyroidism), which may lead to amenorrhea, anovulation, obesity and other problems, and it is generally difficult to conceive. Even if it is successful, the fetus cannot get enough iodine from the mother, and the fetus may develop problems such as developmental delay and intellectual disability.
Hyperthyroidism during pregnancy has potential hazards to both pregnant women and fetuses, such as pregnancy loss, thyroid storm, preeclampsia, heart failure, and placental abruption. It can also cause intrauterine growth arrest, premature birth, stillbirth, and congenital malformations.
In order to avoid the impact of iodine deficiency on pregnancy and baby's health, remember to add urinary iodine test during pregnancy.
Cyclod urine iodine detector only needs to use the middle part of morning urine as the test sample, and the urine iodine detector can work automatically to detect the level of iodine in the body.
At present, the obstetrics and gynecology departments and laboratory departments of many hospitals across the country have introduced the Cyclod urine iodine detector to detect iodine elements for pregnant women and infants. The operation of one-click iodine measurement has greatly improved the detection efficiency.
Since its establishment, Cyclod has been committed to the research on the rapid detection of human iodine elements, hoping to apply this technology to the medical and health fields around the world, so that more people, including pregnant women and children, can know their own iodine element levels in time.
In order to ensure that the iodine nutrition level of expectant mothers is sufficient after pregnancy, it is recommended to go to hospital or medical examination center with a urine iodine detector for urine iodine testing before pregnancy and in the early, middle and late pregnancy.