Patient's question:
I have thyroiditis myself. Some doctors said it's hypothyroidism, while others said it's hyperthyroidism. Today, they said it's thyroiditis with lymph node enlargement and recommended an ultrasound. Two years ago, this condition caused amenorrhea and endocrine disorders, with no menstrual periods. I've seen traditional Chinese medicine doctors, but it didn't help, and Western medicine hasn't been effective either. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Endocrine is one of the two major control systems responsible for regulating the normal operation of various physiological functions in animals. It is composed of ductless glands that secrete hormones. Generally, vitamin E can be extracted from diet and exercise to regulate endocrine disorders. It is important to maintain a cheerful and optimistic mood, a calm mindset, and pay special attention to relaxing the body and mind to reduce psychological stress. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.