If you have a thyroid disorder and your thyroid function is normal after treatment, you can get pregnant, but it is not recommended to get pregnant if you have a thyroid disorder and your thyroid function is not normal after treatment. Therefore, whether or not you can get pregnant with thyroid disease depends on your thyroid function and treatment. For people with thyroid disease who have abnormal thyroid function and want to get pregnant, it is recommended that they actively undergo treatment under the guidance of an endocrinologist to stabilize their thyroid function before getting pregnant. For people with thyroid disease, if the thyroid function has been normal, pregnancy is possible. For patients suffering from acute or subacute thyroiditis, pregnancy is not recommended during the treatment and the acute period of the disease, mostly because the treatment requires the use of a large number of medications, which may affect the development of the embryo, so pregnancy is not recommended. For patients with thyroid disease who have the requirement of having children, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, and after the doctor’s interview, make a comprehensive judgment on whether pregnancy is possible or not.