How is hyperthyroidism to return a responsibility

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Hyperthyroidism is also known as hyperthyroidism. Hyperthyroidism is a disease of internal medicine. It is an endocrine disease. Hyperthyroidism patients have a special temper and are easy to get angry. Therefore, the family should give more understanding, because it is the cause of the disease. Don't cause the patient's excitement and mania, go to the regular hospital for treatment, and don't delay Missed the best treatment time, to maintain a happy mood, actively cooperate with the treatment, do not worry too much. Now let's talk about it.

How is hyperthyroidism to return a responsibility

First: hyperthyroidism will not be transmitted to other people. A few patients have a family genetic history. The cause of hyperthyroidism is not very clear. The increase of metabolic rate and nerve excitability will lead to the disease. Patients will have a series of symptoms. Hyperthyroidism will also have exophthalmos. The cause of exophthalmos is not clear enough now. We should actively cooperate with the treatment Don't delay the treatment.

Second: Patients with hyperthyroidism will also have goiter of different sizes. The texture of the thyroid is relatively soft, and it will become hard. With saliva and food, it can move up and down, and the patient will not have pain. It needs X-ray treatment and radioactive treatment to find out the cause.

Third: the exophthalmos of hyperthyroidism will be widened, the eyeball will protrude forward, and the reaction will be very slow. If you want to treat it as soon as possible, the prognosis of exophthalmos will be good, and the effect of treatment will also be very good. Serious patients will be afraid of light, and their vision will decline, and they will feel something in their eyes.

matters needing attention

Patients with hyperthyroidism should pay attention to rest, keep the indoor air fresh, keep the air circulation, keep the indoor temperature and humidity appropriate, closely observe the patient's condition, observe the patient's vital signs, pulse, breathing, body temperature and blood pressure.