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Goiter is a clinical manifestation of many thyroid diseases and is not a single disease. A variety of diseases can lead to diffuse thyroid enlargement, such as hyperthyroidism, endemic goiter, thyroiditis, thyroid tumors, etc.
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The thyroid gland is an important organ in the human body, and it plays a role in regulating hormone balance and protein synthesis in the human body. It is located in the Adam's apple of the human body and belongs to the endocrine system. Usually you can't touch it, you can't see it.
When there is a problem with the thyroid gland, it swells. Only then will it be discovered. When the thyroid gland is damaged, a variety of symptoms will occur.
The main manifestations are as follows: 1. Nodules appear in the thyroid gland. 2. Neck pain.
3. Insomnia. 4. Weight loss. 5. Abnormal mood.
If there is a problem with the thyroid gland, the first thing is the appearance of a thyroid mass, and if it is not timed, some patients will transform into nodules, which increases the difficulty of **. At the same time, the patient will have pain in the neck part, which is not obvious in the early stage, but the pain will become more and more severe. When there is a problem with the thyroid gland, the sympathetic nervous system will be abnormally excited, and the patient will have excessive sweating and insomnia.
At the same time, weight loss is particularly rapid in a short period of time. Patients are also emotionally unstable and irritable. These are inevitable symptoms caused by endocrine disorders caused by the thyroid gland not working well.
Women are more likely to develop thyroid disease than men. There are many similarities between the symptoms of the thyroid gland and menopause, so it is important to distinguish them so as not to delay the condition. The thyroid gland is very harmful, and everyone should have a detailed understanding of the symptoms of the thyroid gland, so as to detect the condition in time, seek medical attention in time, and do not delay the condition.
Don't panic if you have a thyroid gland, there are many effective methods and drugs for the thyroid gland.
The thyroid gland is a relatively common endocrine disease and there are many classifications. Different classifications have different methods. It can be medication** or surgery **.
This is something that needs to be determined by a medical professional. While actively cooperating with doctors, we should also strengthen exercise, eat more foods that can promote thyroid hormone synthesis in our daily diet, such as kelp, iodine-containing salt, etc., the key is to consult more professionals.
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What are the symptoms of an enlarged goiter
The incidence of goiter is not so high now, and this disease is more common in adolescence, pregnancy or menopause, in fact, the symptoms of goiter are still quite obvious, so what are the symptoms of goiter? Let's introduce it to you today!
What are the symptoms of an enlarged goiter
After having goiter, the lump will compress the airway of the individual, thus affecting the individual's respiratory system, and over time, it will cause symptoms of dyspnea. In general, patients with goiter are more mentally anxious than normal, and their mood swings are more likely to be more likely to cause insomnia at night.
People with goiter will have blurred vision, often feel that their eyes are swollen, and they are more likely to cry, and one of the most obvious symptoms is that the neck will become thicker and feel like something is in the neck area.
Thyroid patients will also have an increase in body temperature and are usually more active. Some patients also have tremors, general weakness or rapid heartbeat, and they eat more than usual, but their weight decreases because they have more frequent bowel movements, resulting in the loss of most of their nutrients.
If you find that you have symptoms of goiter in your life, you should go to Rolling High Orange Hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, if you find it early, the possibility of healing is very high, but if it is late, it is difficult to recover, so you must be as soon as possible.
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Thyroiditis is still relatively common in our lives, and many people will also find out that they have thyroid diseases during the physical examination. However, thyroiditis may be less mentioned and less understood by the general public than other diseases.
As with all diseases, the less you know, the later it will be detected. Often, because people are not familiar with it, they neglect the symptoms of the symptoms, misdiagnose or miss the diagnosis, and delay the disease.
What are the symptoms of thyroiditis?
1. Acute thyroiditis: This is an acute purulent infection of the thyroid gland, and the cause of the disease is bacterial or fungal infection. Both of these circulate through the bloodstream and in the lymphatic tract or adjacent to purulent lesions, resulting in acute purulent inflammation of the thyroid gland.
The spread of adjacent purulent lesions is also one of the causes of secondary infection.
People suffering from acute thyroiditis have an acute onset and are accompanied by symptoms such as high fever and sweating. In addition, there is a local mass in the thyroid area, ** red and hot, and the pain is obvious when touched. However, this type of case is now relatively rare.
2. Subacute thyroiditis: The typical symptom is severe pain in the thyroid gland, and the pain begins on one side of the thyroid gland and then spreads to other parts of the gland, such as the root of the ear and jaw. In addition to pain, there will be general malaise, weakness, and muscle pain.
It is also possible to have a fever, which progresses to a peak within 3-4 days.
**Caused by viral infection, some patients have a slow onset and may exceed 1-2 weeks, while disease fluctuations can last for 3-6 weeks. After recovery, it may be several times within a few months**, and the thyroid gland will increase in size to 2-3 times or even larger than normal, and within a week of illness, tenderness will be evident on contact.
Because the thyroid gland releases too much thyroid hormone during acute thyroid development, about half of the patients will have symptoms of hyperthyroidism, such as heat intolerance, palpitation, excitement, trembling, etc. When the condition is weakened, a small number of patients will have hypothyroidism such as chills, constipation, drowsiness, swelling, and menstrual irregularities.
3. Chronic thyroiditis: the onset is slow, and the thyroid function is still normal in the early stage of the disease, so there is no obvious feeling. A small percentage of patients will have hyperthyroidism in the early stage, but the duration is short, and most patients will have symptoms of hypothyroidism.
At the onset of the disease, the thyroid gland is often enlarged and there is a feeling of pressure.
Generally speaking, patients should be active in thyroiditis, and patients should also pay attention to a light diet, drink plenty of water, eat a proper diet, and use more foods high in iodine. In addition, care should be taken not to overly fatigue and maintain a good mood, as thyroid disease can also be caused by poor mood, so it is also important to maintain a good mood.
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Goiter is commonly used to mean that the patient's neck becomes very thick, in addition, the patient may have dyspnea and dysphagia symptoms due to the impact of the goiter on the surrounding nerve tissues, and in severe cases, it will cause the patient to lose his voice, which will have a great impact on the patient's daily life, so once the goiter appears, it should be timely**. In life, we often see some people with abnormally thick necks, and such people are considered to suffer from "big neck disease", that is. More.
The symptoms of goiter are currently divided into three aspects, one is a simple goiter including adolescent goiter, or a local goiter, which may have no obvious symptoms, most of which are found during the physical examination, and hyperthyroidism will lead to thyroid enlargement, and hypothyroidism.
Symptoms of goiter: Symptoms of goiter are mild, and patients may not have any paresthesias. Severe goiter enlargement produces symptoms of compression, such as difficulty breathing or dry cough, or hoarseness and impaired blood circulation.
Depending on the severity of thyroid swelling, mild goiter has no clinical swelling.
After having goiter, the first thing that will appear is a lump in the neck, which is very similar to a nodule and feels good to the touch. The patient then feels breathless and often coughs. Some people swallow because they are too swollen.
Goiter is a clinical manifestation caused by various primary secondary diseases of the thyroid gland, and obvious masses can be seen or palpated around the thyroid cartilage, and according to the patient's primary disease, it can also be manifested as: thyroid hormone increase.
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Hello, thyroid enlargement is likely to cause thyroid nodules, it is recommended to go to the hospital for thyroid ultrasound and thyroid function blood test.
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A thyroid cyst is a sac found in the thyroid gland that contains fluid. The lump is round, mostly between 2 5 cm in diameter, smooth, generally not painful or slightly painful, with swallowing up and down, choose a regular thyroid hospital.
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Thyroid enlargement usually presents with symptoms such as difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, and hoarseness. The cause is that after thyroid enlargement, the trachea is pinched or displaced, and it is bent and narrowed, causing difficulty breathing and swallowing. At the same time, an enlarged thyroid gland can also compress the nerves associated with the larynx, causing the voice to become hoarse and, in severe cases, loss of voice.
Therefore, goiter should be timely**, so as not to cause more serious symptoms, you can go to the hospital to do a thyroid function test first to see what the specific situation is. At the same time, you can also take the oral liquid of Ruixia dry grass, which can reduce the lump and improve the symptoms.
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Symptoms of goiter: 1. Systemic manifestations: dizziness, heat intolerance, excessive sweating, fatigue, weight loss; 2. Neuropsychiatric aspects:
nervousness, irritability, emotional instability, anxiety, hyperactivity, distraction, insomnia; 3. Cardiovascular system: palpitations, rapid heartbeat, irregular heartbeat, angina; 4. Digestive system: eat too much but get hungry easily, increase the frequency of stool, diarrhea; 5. **Muscle:
**Wet, itchy, weak, painful muscles, and even sudden inability to move limbs.
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Symptoms of goiter: Systemic manifestations: dizziness, heat intolerance, excessive sweating, fatigue, weight loss; Neuropsychiatric aspects:
nervousness, irritability, emotional instability, anxiety, hyperactivity, distraction, insomnia; cardiovascular system: palpitations, rapid heartbeat, irregular heartbeat, angina; Digestive system: eat a lot but get hungry easily, have more frequent stools, diarrhea; **Muscle:
**Dampness, itching, muscle weakness, pain, and even sudden inability to move limbs (periodic paralysis); Reproductive endocrine: irregular menstruation, impotence, decreased fertility. Blood System:
It can cause leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, or anemia.
I suggest you go to the Harbin Armed Police ** First Corps Hospital to see, that hospital is a military hospital, very authoritative, and it is also a medical insurance unit, the cost is not very high, I hope to help you, hope to adopt.
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Simple goiter is commonly known as "thick neck", which mainly manifests as a thick neck. If you feel a pimple, you can see that the thyroid cyst with a slightly thicker neck is mostly benign, and the early thyroid gland is mildly enlarged, soft, and has no conscious symptoms, and compression symptoms can occur when the swelling is severe.
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anxiety, nervousness, emotional fluctuations, insomnia, frightening, nervousness; trembling, muscle weakness, hyperverbosis, hyperactivity, periodic paralysis of the limbs; rapid heartbeat, palpitations, arrhythmias, increased blood pressure; increased diet, weight loss, increased thirst, increased frequency of stools; **Wetness, elevated body temperature, heat intolerance, sweating, dyspnea, shortness of breath; protrusion, blurred vision, photophobia, eye pain, eye swelling, and tearing; The appearance may be obvious swelling of the throat, thickening of the neck, and a foreign body sensation in the throat; menstrual irregularities or menopause, infertility, miscarriage; And all the symptoms of autonomic dysregulation may appear.
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Hello, there are many causes of goiter, such as thyroiditis, goiter and adenoma, cyst, or hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, etc., TSH inhibition can be selected**.
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Hello, according to the description, the common ** causes of goiter are thyroiditis, thyroid mass, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, etc. It is recommended that the Department of Surgery visit the Department of Surgery, do thyroid color ultrasound, thyroid function, thyroid-related antibody test, first need to clarify the specific **, for the **effective**.
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Goiter enlargement is more common, and when patients will have symptoms of neck enlargement, it will not only have a serious impact on the physical and mental health of patients, but also cause certain psychological damage to patients. There are many causes of goiter, such as hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid tumor, thyroiditis, endemic thyroid tumors, etc.
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Due to thyroid enlargement, thyroid nodules or adenomas compressing the surrounding veins, local blood circulation disorders, tissue ischemia, degeneration and necrosis secondary to insufficient blood supply, intrastitial congestion and edema, and fluid accumulation form cystic changes.
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Factors that cause goiter include iodine deficiency, hormone synthesis disorders, high iodine, drug factors, pregnancy and lactation, etc., among which iodine deficiency is the main cause of goiter.
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Excessive thyroid hormone can cause a series of clinical manifestations, such as heat intolerance, excessive sweating, hyperphagia, weight loss, palpitation, emotional tension and irritability. Most patients with hyperthyroidism have goiter, which can range from mild to severe, and very few patients with hyperthyroidism do not have an enlarged thyroid gland. Many patients with hyperthyroidism also have proptosis, which can range from mild to severe.
Environmental pollution: In addition to iodine deficiency and excess, epidemiological investigations have found that wastewater and waste from industrial production can also cause goiter when they contaminate drinking water sources. Radish and rue coriander contain thiourea, goiter-causing substances; Long-term consumption of soybean can also hinder the reabsorption of thyroid hormone in the intestine, which in turn causes a relative deficiency of thyroid hormone; Long-term consumption of peas and peanuts may also cause nail swelling.
The above is what are the causes of goiter? Advice on this issue, I hope it will be helpful to you and I wish you good health!
Yes, thyroid nodules can basically be understood as thyroid hyperplasia, thyroid nodules need to be further examined thyroid ect to determine which type it is, benign nodules can be temporarily left untreated, pay attention to regular examinations, malignant ones need to be operated on as soon as possible**, I wish you soon**.
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Hello, I'm glad to ask you a question, pure cystic nodules are generally benign, it is recommended to check thyroid function, and regularly review thyroid ultrasound, I hope my answer will be helpful to you, I wish you a soon**.
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