What is the cause of hyperthyroidism in the whole family

Although it is a family, your mother is not related to your father and grandfather, and if you have hyperthyroidism, you can rule out the familial problem, and consider that it is still due to food or water, as for the specific food that caused it, because you don't know your diet, you can't determine.

It should have a lot to do with the iodized salt you eat at home, and it is recommended to buy some iodized salt or coarse salt to eat. In addition, seafood should be eaten less and eat more foods with more potassium: such as:

Bananas, oranges, bitter gourd and many more. You can also use astragalus to soak in water and drink, all of the above will help you and your family.

The focus is still on table salt, and generally this symptom like your family will be well alleviated after stopping iodized salt.

I wish you and your family a long and healthy life!

Hyperthyroidism is an autoimmune disease, which has nothing to do with men and women, and men can also get hyperthyroidism, but if hyperthyroidism has an impact on pregnancy, first, it is not easy to get pregnant, and second, it is easy to miscarry after pregnancy, so it is best to control and stabilize the hyperthyroidism before preparing for pregnancy.

The incidence of hyperthyroidism is mainly in young people, and women account for the majority. However, this does not mean that the elderly will not get hyperthyroidism, in fact, there are not a few elderly people who have hyperthyroidism. For this phenomenon, the elderly should pay attention to it, understand the common sense of hyperthyroidism, and actively prevent the occurrence of hyperthyroidism.

Dr. Ma of the Thyroid Department of Chongqing National Defense Hospital said: Hyperthyroidism is referred to as "hyperthyroidism", which is caused by the synthesis and release of excessive thyroid hormones by the thyroid gland, resulting in hypermetabolism and sympathetic nerve excitation, causing palpitations, sweating, increased eating and stool and weight loss. Most patients also often have symptoms such as proptosis, eyelid edema, and vision loss.

I went to biology class, and hyperthyroidism is the cause of eating too much iodine.

There really is no one definitive answer to this, and there is no single standard answer. Hyperthyroidism is an endocrine disorder that can be caused by too much or too little iodine. However, hyperthyroidism is not necessarily due to iodine intake, and it is usually not the cause.

Most chronic, long-term hyperthyroidism is usually primary, and there are certain genetic factors at present, although there is no conclusive conclusion, but if parents, grandparents, grandparents, and families have a history of hyperthyroidism, the offspring are more likely to get hyperthyroidism.

Usually people lack sleep for a long time, stay up late, work under pressure, overwork, and accumulation can easily cause hyperthyroidism.

Hyperthyroidism is to be treated slowly, and the more urgent it is, the more difficult it is**.

Please be patient**, usually take medicine on time, cultivate self-cultivation, don't be impetuous, don't get angry.

1. Life is stressful.

2. We have eaten too much junk food, and iodized salt is being promoted all over the country, but in some places, people's diets are not deficient in iodine.

3. We are usually exposed to more pollution and radioactive elements.

4. We have more chances of being injured and are prone to infection.

5. Our diet is rich in seaweed and other seafood.