Early symptoms of hyperthyroidism

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Hyperthyroidism this disease can be pregnancy with hyperthyroidism, can also be general hyperthyroidism. And not every patient with hyperthyroidism will show some symptoms of hyperthyroidism. If there is hyperthyroidism during pregnancy, then the patient will often be very emotional instability, will feel very afraid of heat, and emotional easily excited, the patient's pulse will increase, will often palpitation. Pregnancy with hyperthyroidism is likely to lead to abortion or premature birth, or even lead to stillbirth or fetal malformation, so if it is hyperthyroidism in pregnancy, it must be actively treated. In fact, it is not recommended that hyperthyroidism female friends pregnant.

Early symptoms of hyperthyroidism

Of course, hyperthyroidism can also show some eye problems. For example, it can make the eyeball protrude and make it very difficult to close the eyes. At this time, the conjunctiva or cornea of the patient's eyes are often exposed, which increases the chance of infection. The cornea is easy to be congested or edematous.

Hyperthyroidism can lead to blindness if it causes eye symptoms and is not treated actively. Of course, not all hyperthyroidism will have eye symptoms. When hyperthyroidism causes eye symptoms, most of them are benign, just exophthalmos, giving people a sense of panic gaze. Sometimes hyperthyroidism causes eye symptoms and may be malignant, but the probability of malignant is very small

Hyperthyroidism can present the symptoms of malignant exophthalmos. In this case, in addition to the prominent eyeball, the eyes are also very afraid of light, and they will shed tears unconsciously. The patient's eyesight will decline, and there may be diplopia. Malignant exophthalmos of hyperthyroidism can lead to eye swelling, and also make the eyes tingle and feel foreign body.

matters needing attention

Hyperthyroidism can induce goiter, which is often symmetrical, and asymmetric goiter is rare. With the development of goiter, patients may have difficulty swallowing. In fact, hyperthyroidism leading to goiter is what we often call big neck disease.