Patient's question:
I just got my divorce papers ready, but two days ago, I discovered hyperthyroidism during a health check organized by my company. It's made me quite upset. I don't know if the other side's family can understand my condition. The doctor said the treatment would take a long time, and it's possible I might need to take medication for life. For this reason, I'd like to understand what the chances are of curing hyperthyroidism? Can it be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
You have hyperthyroidism, which is a common endocrine disease. It indicates that your thyroid function is excessively excited, leading to an overproduction and excretion of hormones, which slows down the body's metabolic decomposition. This condition requires long-term treatment, and there is a certain chance of cure. It is recommended to revisit the hospital's endocrinology department and have the doctor prescribe thyroid-suppressing medication to regulate hormone levels. Avoid consuming iodine-rich seafood in your daily diet.