How should autoimmune thyroiditis be treated?

Subacute thyroiditis can be treated with medications**. In the case of autoimmune thyroiditis, hormones** should be considered, and the course of treatment should take 2 to 3 months. At the same time, pay attention to rest, drink plenty of water, and improve your lifestyle, which is conducive to the disease.

so as not to aggravate the condition. If thyroid function is relatively stable, i.e., if thyroid function is normal, no special ** is required. If hypothyroidism and thyroid dysfunction are significant, i.e., thyroid-stimulating hormone is markedly elevated, thyroid hormone replacement should be performed on a patient-by-patient basis**.

Hashimoto's thyroiditis, a common thyroid disease, is a chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis and a symptom of autoimmune thyroiditis.

In patients with hypothyroidism, most thyroid function returns to normal with oral thyroid hormone supplementation, such as levothyroxine tablets. In addition to oral levothyroxine tablets, patients with advanced severe disease also need symptomatic treatment, such as oxygen inhalation, infusion, infection control, heart failure control, etc.

As the disease progresses, the main manifestations are chills, fatigue, drowsiness, memory loss, depressed mood, menstrual disorders in female patients, or menorrhagia, and infertility. Typical patients also have unobstructed expression, unresponsiveness, hoarseness, facial and eyelid edema, thick lips and large tongue, and, rarely, pretibial myxedema (anterior calcinate of the lower leg (anterior tibia),** thickened and hardened, uneven surface, brownish-red complexion, or normal complexion, sometimes as plaque-like nodules of varying size, which may be round, oval, or irregularly shaped).

Hypothyroidism, also known as hypothyroidism, is a generalized hypometabolic syndrome caused by a variety of causes, including hypothyroidism or thyroid hormone resistance. Its pathological feature is the accumulation of mucopolysaccharides in tissues and **, which manifests as myxedema. Hypothyroid crisis, also known as myxedema coma, is a severe clinical condition of decompensated hypothyroidism.

The condition is severe and often threatens the patient's life. The clinical manifestations are complex, the medical history is hidden, and it is easy to misdiagnose and mistreat.

What should autoimmune thyroiditis do**: Autoimmune thyroiditis is a disease that will eventually cause hypothyroidism, actual immune dysfunction, there is no particularly good plan for antibody positivity, and the medication is based on thyroid dysfunction, such as hyperthyroidism Hashimoto's thyroiditis, early symptoms can be intervened with levothyroxine sodium tablets, in addition to some drugs that are not commonly used for thyroid function, you can also consider using traditional Chinese medicine to regulate immunity**, or supplement some trace elements selenium, There are also gains for autoimmunity.

I recommend medication**, either thyroid tablets or levothyroxine**.

Go to the hospital**, the doctor can do it with the appropriate medication**.

How ** thyroiditis

Based on the patient's medical history. Clinical symptoms and thyroid hormone levels divide thyroiditis into Hashimoto's thyroid gland. Inflammation: Acute thyroiditis. **Thyroiditis and thyroiditis after giving birth, different symptoms also correspond to different methods**.

1.For Hashimoto's thyroiditis, most of them are asymptomatic, but if there is no abnormal thyroid function, it can be temporarily ignored and observed on time.

2.For acute thyroiditis, the symptoms can be mild**, and the most severe can be treated according to the use of analgesics and corticosteroids to relieve inflammation and pain.

3.For ** thyroiditis, thyrotoxicosis can be relieved according to blockers, and the thyroid function status can be closely observed, and the symptoms can be supported.

4.For thyroiditis after giving birth, thyroid function should be measured immediately and blockers should be used to alleviate the onset of the disease. Try to avoid taking medication and wait for your blood sugar level to stabilize and recover on its own.

Because of thyroiditis and hyperthyroidism. The location of the disease of low thyroidism is the same, and the treatment drugs and methods are also common, and many people will confuse these three diseases. Hyperthyroidism is caused by too much thyroid hormone metabolism, and hypothyroidism is not enough thyroid hormone metabolism, both of which can cause thyroid damage.

In patients with thyroiditis, the thyroid function can be normal, can be more excited, can be reduced, and sometimes the three effects of the disease can be abnormal. For example, the so-called "big neck disease", many people mistakenly think that this is also a manifestation of hyperthyroidism, but in fact it is attributed to the thyroid gland caused by thyroiditis. Therefore, the patient must find out the cause of the disease and treat the symptoms**.

Treating thyroiditis is a long-term process that requires patients to develop the confidence to overcome the disease. At the same time, cultivate a good lifestyle and prevent the onset of diseases.

First of all, it is necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor's advice, and to insist on taking iodized salt, you should also pay attention to your diet, drink more water, be sure to strengthen exercise, maintain adequate sleep, and insist on taking medications.

In terms of diet, you should eat more light food, drink more warm water, and usually insist on exercising.

In fact, drugs can be carried out**, drugs ** are relatively conservative, and have a very good **effect, and many people are like this now**.

In the absence of obvious symptoms, ** is generally not needed. When the thyroiditis is mild, there is no sense of pressure and other symptoms, there is generally no need for special **, usually pay attention to balanced nutrition, strict taboos can generally maintain the stable state of the disease, but if the condition is severe, it is generally necessary to give symptomatic drugs ** or surgery **.

1. Immune thyroiditis.

The need for immune thyroiditis needs to be determined based on the patient's symptoms, but there are currently no **measures for autoimmune thyroiditis, mainly symptomatic**. Limiting iodine intake to safe limits may contribute to the progression of thyroid autoimmune destruction. Patients who have only goiter but do not have hypothyroidism generally do not need it**.

Levothyroxine can ** hypothyroidism and reduce goiter. Glucocorticoids may be used for rapid thyroid enlargement with local pain or compression. Patients with significant compression symptoms that are not relieved by medications** can be surgical**, but the probability of hypothyroidism is higher postoperatively.

Immune thyroiditis requires systematic diagnosis and treatment by endocrinology, monitoring of thyroid function, and symptomatic treatment**.

2. Symptoms of patients with immune thyroiditis.

Most patients with immune thyroiditis have no obvious symptoms, goiter is Hashimoto, the prominent clinical manifestation of thyroiditis, manifested as goiter from mild to severe, diffuse, asymmetrical, hard and tough like rubber, can move up and down with swallowing, the surface is not smooth, and there may be nodules. Patients are usually not painful or tender, there is no swelling of the lymph nodes in the neck, and thyroid atrophy is possible in about 25% of patients. Some patients may have pharyngeal discomfort.

Some patients may have symptoms caused by goiter, such as difficulty swallowing and hoarseness.

Immune thyroiditis is typically characterized by positive blood autoantibodies, such as thyroid antiperoxidase and antithyroglobulin antibodies. Most patients with Hashimoto's thyroiditis have a typical goiter, but most have normal thyroid function. Some patients present with hyperthyroidism in the early stage, and thyroid function gradually decreases as the disease progresses, including sub, acute thyroiditis, clinical hypothyroidism and even subhypothyroidism.

Immune thyroiditis is required**, which is a chronic autoimmune thyroiditis. The severity actually depends on different patients and different conditions. Chronic autoimmune thyroiditis, also known as chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, Hashimoto's disease, etc., is more common in middle-aged women, and the course of the disease is generally long and the onset is relatively slow.

Of course it does**. My understanding is that the damage of this disease to the body is also relatively large, and it needs to be treated in time, so as to avoid the damage caused by the disease and make the body healthier.

Of course you need to **. If this disease is not **, it will become more and more dangerous, and the impact will be greater and greater. Severe cases may cause lesions. Be sure to review it in a timely manner and regularly.

Immune thyroiditis is caused by a malfunctioning immune system, and this disease needs to be controlled with medication. Otherwise, it may continue to develop. You should go to the hospital regularly for follow-ups.

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Thyroiditis is generally divided into two main categories: subacute thyroiditis and chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, also known as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Subacute thyroiditis typically presents with sudden swelling, firmness, dysphagia, and pain in the thyroid gland, and patients may also present with fever and increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate.

**Generally based on hormones**, in addition, hormones ** may appear hypothyroid, so it should be combined with thyroxine tablets**. Generally speaking, its prognosis is mostly not hypothyroid, the prognosis is relatively good, and antibiotics are ineffective. Chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, also known as Hashimoto's goiter, is an autoimmune disease, generally combined with hypothyroidism, but its manifestations have a certain regularity, hyperthyroidism symptoms may occur in the early stage, and hypothyroid symptoms may occur in the later stage, so it is necessary to regularly review the thyroid function, adjust the medication according to the thyroid function, and adjust the dose.

Therefore, if the above two types of thyroiditis occur, it should be carried out in time**, and the prognosis is still relatively good. In addition, the two types of thyroiditis are not exactly the same, so it is necessary to make a clear diagnosis, and only a clear diagnosis can be better. There are different types of thyroiditis, and there is a subacute thyroiditis, in which a viral infection destroys the thyroid gland in the early stages, causing a transient release of thyroxine levels into the bloodstream.

In the early stage, symptoms of hyperthyroidism include palpitation, sweating, and weight loss. As metabolism increases, thyroxine is gradually metabolized and thyroid function returns to normal, in which case subacute thyroiditis can heal spontaneously. The clinical manifestations were normal thyroid function and normal erythrocyte sedimentation rate, and the clinical manifestations of the patient disappeared.

After a period of time, some patients with subacute thyroiditis will have hypothyroidism, that is, the symptoms of hypothyroidism, due to the irreversible destruction of thyroxine caused by viral infection, and the body produces insufficient thyroxine to cause hypothyroidism. Hashimoto's thyroiditis, also known as chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis. It may only be manifested by an increase in thyroid antibodies, but thyroid function T3, T4, and TSH are normal, in this case, no drugs are used**, and thyroid antibodies are unlikely to return to normal, in this case, most people do not use **.

Of course, some patients may have heard on the Internet that eating selenium-containing foods can reduce thyroid antibodies, and after eating for half a year to a year, some patients' antibodies will decrease, and some patients' antibodies will not change at all, so that they do not need to continue to eat selenium-containing preparations.

Autoimmune thyroiditis, can it be treated with diet**? Autoimmune thyroiditis is an autoimmune thyroid disease caused by the production of antithyroid autoantibodies. It's good to diversify your diet as much as possible.

If Hashimoto's disease is complicated with hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, attention should be paid to diet, especially if Hashimoto's disease is complicated with thyroidism. Currently, ELA cannot go through an autoimmune diet when autoimmune thyroiditis can't**, therefore, you can't eat anything for thyroiditis. In the case of thyroiditis, it should be the case of primary thyroiditis.

Autoimmune thyroiditis has a different diet at different times. During thyroiditis, we should take care to avoid iodine or a low-iodine diet. During hypothyroidism, if you want to take iodine-containing foods correctly, thyroid foods can only play a certain auxiliary role, and patients with chronic autoimmune thyroiditis cannot rely solely on diet.

In the daily diet, we need to eat low-iodine foods, mainly to control the patient's condition to avoid worsening of the condition. In order to achieve the purpose of comprehensive **.

Under normal circumstances, we need to eat foods that are low in iodine. Thyroiditis is a chronic condition. This is an autoimmune inflammation of the thyroid gland, which is hereditary, and the incidence is increasing year by year.

It is more likely to occur in women than in men, and the early symptoms are not noticeable. Most people are foods that have a swelling effect, including spicy, taro, and oil. Don't stay up late too often and avoid heavy daily work because you can't get vegetables, mustard, and kiwi in your sleep.

Autoimmune thyroid is a self-limiting disease, such as postpartum thyroid autoimmune disease, thyroid apoptosis, thyroid tissue, etc., and people have been observing the apoptosis of thyroid tissue from different angles with a variety of methods. This type of autoimmune thyroiditis, a chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease, has its own thyroid tissue-like antigen. Thyroid hormone replacement is also very necessary.

Before and during pregnancy, thyroiditis requiring ventilation does not require special**, only symptomatic**.