What to eat for hyperthyroidism

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Hyperthyroidism refers to the increase of thyroid hormone caused by thyroid itself or various reasons other than thyroid, resulting in nervous, circulatory, digestive and other system diseases. The main symptoms of hyperthyroidism are prominent eyes, thick neck, eating too much, easy to thin, emotional irritability and other symptoms, which can lead to the decline of sexual desire in men and infertility in women. Hyperthyroidism patients in addition to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, food therapy assistance is also necessary. Today, let me share with you what to eat to treat hyperthyroidism.

What to eat for hyperthyroidism

First: Chuanbei kelp - Chuanbei, kelp, Salvia miltiorrhiza each 15 grams, job's tears 30 grams, wax gourd 60 grams, brown sugar amount. Fritillaria and Salvia miltiorrhiza were decocted first, then dregs were removed and porridge was cooked with other flavors. Take warm clothes on an empty stomach every morning for 15-20 days. For neck swelling, nausea, loose stools.

Second: Bamboo mushroom and light vegetables fried - bamboo mushroom, light vegetables each 15 grams, oysters each 30 grams, brown sugar amount. Decoct the juice with water and remove the residue. One dose daily for 7-10 days. It has the effect of resolving phlegm, removing dampness, softening hard and dispersing knot.

Third: Assorted tofu: 4 pieces of tofu, 150g tomato, 15g agaric, 15g winter bamboo shoots and 15g peas, 9g wet starch and 9g raw oil, and seasoning with onion, ginger and salt.

matters needing attention

The above is the whole content of what to eat to treat hyperthyroidism. I believe you have learned a lot. The so-called "three highs" are mainly high calorie, high protein and high vitamin foods; the so-called "one taboo" is to avoid eating high iodine foods; the so-called "right amount" is to eat foods rich in calcium and phosphorus. Patients with hyperthyroidism should adjust their diet according to the principle of reasonable nutrition treatment while actively cooperating with clinical treatment.