Patient's question:
My wife has been pregnant for three months, and everything has been fine so far. We've been very careful. Recently, her temper has been particularly bad, and she always gets angry at me. She also feels like her eyes are very puffy. We took her to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said she has hyperthyroidism during pregnancy! Is this condition dangerous?Doctor's answer:
Pregnancy hyperthyroidism is actually due to hyperthyroidism. People with hyperthyroidism tend to have a bit of a temper and their eyes may change slightly. In such cases, timely oral medication can be used to regulate it. This disease is not very dangerous, so there is no need to worry too much. However, attention should be paid to personal diet. If you have pregnancy hyperthyroidism, you should control your iodine intake. Seafood should be avoided as much as possible, especially things like kelp. A light diet should be the foundation, and oral medication should be taken under the guidance of doctors and pharmacists to regulate it.