The symptoms of chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis are:

1. This disease is more common in middle-aged women, manifested as goiter, slow onset, often found inadvertently, the volume is about 2 3 times that of the normal thyroid gland, the surface is smooth, the texture is tough and elastic like rubber, and obvious nodules are rare, no tenderness, no adhesions around it, and can move with swallowing. In the late stages, a small number of symptoms of mild local compression may occur.

2. The disease develops slowly, and sometimes the goiter does not seem to change significantly within a few years. Initially, the thyroid gland is functioning normally. In the course of the disease, sometimes hyperthyroidism can also occur, followed by normal function, hypothyroidism, and then normal, the process is similar to subacute thyroiditis, but without pain, fever, etc., so this state is called ** thyroiditis, and the postpartum onset is called postpartum thyroiditis.

However, when the thyroid gland is destroyed to a certain extent, many patients gradually develop hypothyroidism, and a few have myxedema. The disease is sometimes associated with pernicious anemia due to the presence of autoantibodies to the parietal cells of the stomach.

This disease belongs to autoimmune thyroiditis and can be divided into: goiter type, that is, Hashimoto's thyroiditis (HT); The other is the thyroid atrophic type, which is atrophic thyroiditis (AT).

Moderately enlarged thyroid gland with a hard texture is the first symptom of HT, and about half of patients have hypothyroidism.

Hypothyroidism is the first symptom of AT.

A few cases can present with HT-like goiter with hyperthyroidism, called Hashimoto's thyrotoxicosis. It may also be accompanied by infiltrative exophthalmos.

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Principle of chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis: thyroid swelling alone is not required; clinical hypothyroidism or subclinical hypothyroidism given to brilliant silver to thyroid hormone**; If the thyroid gland is rapidly enlarged with local compression or pain, prednisone 30 mg per day** can be used; If the response is poor, surgery can be used instead**. Patients with hyperthyroidism should be treated with drugs** without surgery or isotopes** to avoid accelerating the onset of hypothyroidism.

Hello The main symptoms of subacute thyroiditis are as follows:

1) There are often cold symptoms in the l-3 weeks before the onset of the disease, such as chills, fatigue, general malaise, sore throat, etc.

2) Neck pain, feeling a lump in the thyroid part of the neck. The lump is hard and noticeably tender.

3) Fever, mostly moderate fever (38-39 C), and a few high fever (above 39 C).

4) Fear of heat, sweating, palpitation, and hyperphagia. Weight loss, agitation and malaise. When the above situation occurs, you should think about whether you have subacute thyroiditis, and you should go to the internal medicine department of the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, and it is best to find an endocrinology specialist for diagnosis and treatment if possible.

If the hospital laboratory tests show that the blood flow is significantly increased, the total number of white blood cells is not high or decreased, the serum TT3, TT4, FT3, and FT4 are increased, and the iodine uptake rate of the thyroid gland is significantly reduced, it is further confirmed that the patient has subacute thyroiditis. CU-RE hopes to help you.

The clinical presentation of subacute thyroiditis is acute, often preceded by an upper respiratory tract infection. Fatigue and malaise begin with pain in the thyroid area, which may radiate to the jaw, ears, or occipital bone. At the same time, systemic symptoms appear, including chills, fever, and decreased appetite.

I have symptoms of subacute thyroiditis, I did a color ultrasound at the local hospital, and the results of the blood test will not come out until Saturday, and my current symptoms are pain in the thyroid area, tooth root, ear, and jaw, and the pain is aggravated every night. Currently on**.

Hello, you can go to Jinqiao Hospital near Zhongshan Square.

At No. 22, North Wuma Road, Heping District, Director Lu Moju saw it better.

Hello, different types of thyroiditis have different symptoms, acute purulent thyroiditis has a sudden onset, manifested as fever, local pain, palpitation and other symptoms; Subacute thyroiditis has a slow onset and is manifested by sneezing, runny nose, headache, and in severe cases, symptoms of hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism; Chronic thyroiditis has a slow, insidious onset and can lead to hypothyroidism in severe cases.

It is recommended to check 7 items of thyroid function in the hospital to facilitate the diagnosis of the condition!

According to your description, subacute thyroiditis may be more viral infection, and its main clinical manifestations are mainly acute onset, with cold, fever, headache and other external symptoms, as well as throat discomfort, dysphagia, thyroid tenderness and other clinical manifestations, if it is timely it can be cured.

Subacute thyroiditis is also known as viral thyroiditis, granulomatous thyroiditis or giant cell thyroiditis. In recent years, the disease has gradually increased, and the clinical changes are complex, which can be misdiagnosed and missed, and it is easy to **, resulting in a decline in health level, but most patients can be cured. The disease can be characterized by seasonal or viral epidemics.

Subacute thyroiditis is a self-limiting disease that can be relieved by itself, but there are also a considerable number of patients who need it due to obvious symptoms**, and it is important to enhance the body's resistance to avoid upper respiratory tract infection and pharyngitis to prevent the occurrence of this disease, and subacute thyroiditis is a self-limiting disease.

Thyroid gland (Latin: glandula thyr(e)oidea; English: thyroid) is a very important gland in vertebrates, belonging to the endocrine organs.

In mammals it is located in the neck below the thyroid cartilage, on both sides of the trachea. The human thyroid gland resembles a butterfly, like a shield, hence the name. With the development of society and the continuous improvement of living standards, thyroid diseases among women are now rising, and according to statistics, the proportion is increasing every year.

Lymph nodes are organs specific to mammals. The superficial lymph nodes in normal people are very small, mostly within centimeters in diameter, and the surface is smooth and soft, with no adhesion and tenderness with the surrounding tissues. When bacteria enter your body from an injury, lymphocytes produce lymphokines and antibodies to effectively kill the bacteria.

The result is a reactive proliferation of lymphocytes and histiocytes within the lymph nodes, which makes the lymph nodes enlarged, which is called lymph node reactive hyperplasia. Lymph node reactive hyperplasia can also be caused by viruses, certain chemical drugs, metabolic toxic products, denatured tissue components, and foreign bodies. Therefore, the enlarged lymph nodes are the beacons of the human body and are an alarm device.

Thyroid function test again, and then decide whether **thyroid disease Glass Left neck nodules, may be lymphadenopathy, which may not be related to the thyroid gland, can be anti-inflammatory** a week after a re-examination.

Both the thyroid gland and lymph nodes are organs in the human body. Don't know what your question means...