Ocular process symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

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In the process of treatment of hyperthyroidism, there are many underlying causes of this disease. Have patients ever understood the dietary taboos of hyperthyroidism? During the treatment, the daily diet of patients also needs to pay attention, so that the patient's condition can be effectively controlled. So let's share the symptoms of hyperthyroidism?.

Ocular process symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

First: hyperthyroidism disease can lead to some adverse changes in the mental nervous system of patients. Patients are more likely to be excited, talkative and hyperactive, insomnia and tension, lack of concentration, more suspicion, sometimes hallucination, even sub mania, but there are also people who are reticent and depressed. The tendon reflex of patients is active and the reflex time is shortened. This is also the early symptom of hyperthyroidism.

Second: the special face is also the early symptom of hyperthyroidism. The face is pale and sallow, the face is swollen, the eyes are dull, the eyelids are loose and swollen, the expression is indifferent, the speech is hoarse, and the speech is ambiguous. This is the symptoms of hypothyroidism in particular to pay attention to.

Third: hyperthyroidism can also cause some exophthalmos symptoms, so that the eyes can not be closed, conjunctiva, corneal exposure and cause congestion, edema, corneal ulceration, etc., serious will lead to blindness.

matters needing attention

Patients should wear loose top, try not to wear necktie, tie, necklace and other neck ornaments. It is strictly forbidden to squeeze the thyroid gland by hand, because squeezing will promote the secretion of thyroid hormone and aggravate the disease. Hyperthyroidism patients should pay attention not to use eyes too much, patients often combined with exophthalmos, it should pay attention to eye rest, wear dark glasses to avoid strong light stimulation is also the key point of treatment of hyperthyroidism taboo. Antibiotic ointment can be applied to the eyes during sleep to prevent corneal exposure department from being stimulated and infected.