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Thyroid Autoimmunity, RPL, and the Promise of Enoxaparin

Connecting the Dots: Thyroid Autoimmunity, RPL, and the Promise of Enoxaparin

A Special Round Table Meeting with Prof. Dr. G. A. Rama Raju. On July 20, 2024, a significant event in the field of reproductive medicine took place at Hotel Green Park, Chennai. The Round Table Meeting (RTM) titled “Connecting the Dots: Thyroid Autoimmunity, RPL, and the Promise of Enoxaparin” featured an enlightening talk by the esteemed Prof. Dr. G. A. Rama Raju.

                                                                                                             – Dr. G. A. Ramaraju DNB PhD, Consultant Krishna IVF Clinic

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During the RTM, I delved into the intricate connections between thyroid autoimmunity, recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL), and the potential benefits of Enoxaparin. The session was highly interactive, with attendees engaging in discussions and sharing their experiences.

Thyroid Autoimmunity :

Explained how thyroid autoimmunity can impact fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Highlighted the importance of diagnosing and managing thyroid conditions in women experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss.

Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL) :

The talk shed light on the complexities of RPL and the various factors that contribute to it. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive testing and personalized treatment plans for affected couples.

Enoxaparin :

A significant portion of the discussion focused on Enoxaparin, a low molecular weight heparin. Dr. Raju discussed its promise in improving pregnancy outcomes for women with RPL, particularly those with underlying clotting disorders.

The event concluded with a Q&A session, where participants had the opportunity to seek further insights.

Conclusion :

The RTM on “Connecting the Dots: Thyroid Autoimmunity, RPL, and the Promise of Enoxaparin” was a resounding success, providing valuable knowledge and fostering collaboration among professionals in reproductive medicine.

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