What are the symptoms of thyroid diseases and what causes them?
The symptoms of thyroid diseases, including hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, manifest as excessive sweating, irritability, emotional impatience or depression, hyperphagia or anorexia, and so on. There are many causes of thyroid diseases, such as bacteria or viruses, autoimmune disorders, which may all lead to thyroid diseases. If it is hypothyroidism, lifelong medication is required.
Thyroid diseases are usually divided into two major categories. One is hyperthyroidism, which usually manifests as excessive sweating, irritability, irritability, hunger, etc. The other is hypothyroidism, whose patients may experience clinical symptoms such as myxedema, obesity, enlarged limbs, etc. It is recommended that patients eat more foods rich in iodine, such as kelp and laver, to avoid further aggravation of thyroid diseases.
1. Thyroid diseases caused by viruses may be subacute thyroiditis, which is a transient disease; suppurative thyroiditis is caused by bacteria.
2. The vast majority of thyroid diseases are caused by autoimmune disorders, such as hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Hyperthyroidism can be cured, while hypothyroidism generally requires lifelong medication.
