What medicine does Hashimoto thyroiditis calcify take

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Goiter is a common disease, and for most patients with simple goiter, there is no need for special treatment. Secondly, in the case of concentration, treatment is needed: local symptoms, from neck discomfort to severe compression symptoms, affecting the appearance, rapid progress of goiter, retrosternal goiter, nodular goiter, malignant transformation and thyroid dysfunction (including clinical thyroid adenoma) can not be ruled out. Therefore, in our life, we should pay attention to it. Let's talk about the bridge specifically What medicine does this thyroiditis calcify take.

What medicine does Hashimoto thyroiditis calcify take

Drug 1: the application of eujiale (levothyroxine) for treatment. Patients with thyroid nodules can take 50 micrograms of euthyrox daily at the beginning of treatment, and 25 micrograms of euthyrox daily after 2 weeks. After that, 25 micrograms can be added every two weeks. Finally, the daily maintenance dose should be 150-200 μ G.

Drug 2: atropine sulfate tablets. Indications: 1. Various visceral colic, such as gastrointestinal colic and bladder irritation. 2. Slow arrhythmias such as sinus block and atrioventricular block caused by vagus nerve hyperactivity can also be used for ventricular ectopic ganglion secondary to sinus node dysfunction; 3. Rescue of organophosphate poisoning.

Drug 3: tetracycline tablets. Ingredients: the main component of this product is tetracycline, and its chemical name is 6-methyl-4 - (dimethylamino) - 3,6,10,12,12 α - pentahydroxy-1,11-dioxo-1,4,4 α, 5,5 α, 6,11,12 α - octahydro-2-tetrabenzamide. Indications: 1. This product is used as the first choice or drug for the following diseases: (1) Rickettsia disease, including epidemic typhus, endemic typhus, Rocky Mountain fever, tsutsugamushi disease and Q fever. (2) Mycoplasma infection. (3) Chlamydia infection, including psittacosis, venereal disease, lymphadenopathy, nonspecific urethritis, salpingitis, cervicitis and trachoma. (4) Regression fever. (5) Brucellosis. (6) Cholera. (7) Rabbit fever. (8) Plague. (9) Chancre.

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We all know that surgical treatment is risky, and the thyroid gland is close to our recurrent laryngeal nerve. If the operation is not successful, it will cause great trauma to our recurrent laryngeal nerve. Secondly, the most important thing is that it may cause lifelong hypothyroidism and affect the patient's life.