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Enfermedad De Graves en Bebés Recién Nacido
source: Stanford Children's Health
year: N/A
summary/abstract:¿Cuáles Son las Causas de La Enfermedad De Graves en un Recién Nacido?
La enfermedad de Graves en un recién nacido se produce cuando la madre tiene o ha tenido la enfermedad de Graves. Los anticuerpos de la madre pueden atravesar la placenta y afectar a la glándula tiroides del bebé en crecimiento. La enfermedad de Graves en una mujer embarazada puede dar lugar a la muerte fetal, aborto involuntario o parto prematuro.
¿Quiénes Corren El Riesgo De Tener La Enfermedad De Graves en un Recién Nacido?
El mayor factor de riesgo para la enfermedad de Graves en un recién nacido es cuando la madre tiene o ha tenido la enfermedad de Graves. Pero no todos los recién nacidos de madres con enfermedad de Graves tendrán el trastorno.
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