Patient's question:
How should hypothyroidism be treated in pregnant women?Doctor's answer:
Hello, hyperthyroidism is the abbreviation for hyperthyroidism, a common endocrine disease caused by various reasons leading to excessive secretion of thyroid hormones. The systemic symptoms caused by increased thyroid hormones entering the circulating blood. The main clinical manifestations include hypermetabolic syndrome such as polyphagia, weight loss, heat aversion, excessive sweating, palpitations, and agitation, as well as varying degrees of thyroid enlargement and characteristic symptoms like exophthalmos, hand tremors, and neck vessel murmurs. Severe cases may develop into thyroid storm, coma, or even life-threatening conditions. You should avoid smoking and drinking alcohol, eat less seafood, and reduce spicy and irritating foods. Instead, consume more immune-boosting foods such as tremella, jujubes, and mushrooms. I hope this can help you, and wish you a speedy recovery!