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Untreated, or inadequately treated, severe hypothyroidism has been associated with pre-eclampsia, placental abnormalities, low birth weight infants, and postpartum hemorrhage (bleeding). Most women with mild hypothyroidism may have no symptoms or attribute symptoms they may have as due to the pregnancy.
