Can hyperthyroidism cause diabetes?

Hello, in general, hyperthyroidism does not cause diabetes. The main causes of diabetes are:1Genetic factors: Type 1 diabetes is mainly caused by genetics.

This is not a given. However, hyperthyroidism and diabetes are also endocrine system problems, and if you have hyperthyroidism in the past, the risk of developing diabetes in the future will be greatly increased. My doctor who treated me for hyperthyroidism told me that there was a 60% chance of developing diabetes in the future.

Therefore, if you are a hyperthyroid patient, you must pay attention to controlling your diet and paying attention to appropriate exercise in the future to keep your body balanced and healthy, and try to avoid or delay the arrival of diabetes.

Even if it doesn't cause diabetes, if you don't pay attention to your health, it will cause other things, so it's better to find a hospital!

Hyperthyroidism and diabetes are both endocrine diseases, diabetes is a lifelong disease, and it cannot be completely ** at present, but you can control your blood sugar and live like a normal person, and you can take a little sugar food when your blood sugar is stable.

Both of these diseases are managed by the endocrinology department of Western medicine, and you can see them together. Just state your situation.

Patients with hyperthyroidism and diabetes can have clinical symptoms such as hyperphagia, weight loss, polydipsia, and polyuria, so it is sometimes easy to confuse the two diseases.

Diabetes mellitus is mainly caused by relative or absolute insufficiency of insulin. Insulin is an important hormone for glucose metabolism in the human body, due to insufficient insulin secretion and sugar metabolism disorders, resulting in an increase in blood sugar, which makes a large amount of glucose excreted from the kidneys with urine, resulting in urine glucose. Glucose is the main energy of the human body, it is mainly provided by food, because glucose can not be effectively utilized, and excreted with urine, the patient can manifest hyperphagia and emaciation, due to the high glucose in the urine and osmotic diuresis, the patient manifests polyuria, increased urine output causes thirst, so the patient manifests polydipsia.

However, diabetic patients generally have no hypermetabolic symptoms such as palpitation, heat intolerance, excessive sweating, and irritability, and the thyroid gland is generally not enlarged, nor does it have thyroid bruits of hyperthyroidism, and serum T3 and T4 levels are not increased, which is the most important laboratory basis that distinguishes it from hyperthyroidism.

People with hyperthyroidism sometimes have a mild increase in blood sugar, but when hyperthyroidism is controlled, blood sugar can return to normal.

Hyperthyroidism has an impact on diabetes, hyperthyroidism secretes a large amount of thyroid hormone, which can antagonize insulin, which is the body's blood sugar rise, thereby aggravating the condition of hyperthyroidism.

The two are related, and hyperthyroidism can cause hyperglycemia. At present, the main thing is to control blood sugar, blood pressure, and blood lipids.

Hyperthyroidism and diabetes are both a kind of endocrine diseases, hyperthyroidism requires professional **, it is caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormones

Both of these diseases are endocrine diseases, there is no causal relationship, and they can be at the same time**.

Hyperthyroidism is easy to cause diabetes mainly because thyroid hormones can antagonize insulin, causing blood sugar to rise. In addition, there is also a condition of diabetes mellitus with hyperthyroidism.

Hyperthyroidism is a condition caused by too much thyroid hormone secreted by the thyroid gland. Thyroid hormones can antagonize the effects of insulin. In hyperthyroidism, the supraphysiological thyroid hormone content antagonizes the effect of insulin more strongly, and can promote intestinal glucose absorption and promote gluconeogenesis, thus causing blood sugar to rise, leading to diabetes.