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I have been hyperthyroidism for five years, at first I was just weak, thin, my neck was not thick, T3, T4, nearly twice the normal value, thick, my neck became thicker half a year after taking medicine, and then I gradually got better, and now I am in very good health like a normal person, and I also participated in the school sports meeting, and my body does not see any abnormality. I just took his bar, and I have also taken other very expensive medicines, so I can only control it temporarily. You may be neck now because you have too little thyroxine due to taking too much medicine, or you may have been fasting from iodine for a long time.

I've seen all of this, but then I ate normally and ate a small amount of iodized salt, and the kelp naturally recovered. Summing up my five-year medical history, I found that mentality is very important, I used to look at Chinese and Western medicine together, visited the major hospitals in the provincial capital and spent thousands of yuan, and it was not cured for three years, and then I was disappointed and got used to it, and I didn't care about it, but my body got better day by day. So don't worry too much, eat reasonably, pay attention to rest, and believe that you will be able to ** sooner.

Considering that it is likely to be an aggravation of the condition, at present**hyperthyroidism drugs** is the first choice for all kinds of hyperthyroidism, the use of simple Western medicine **easy**, combined with traditional Chinese medicine **can reduce***, improve the **rate, it is recommended to use the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine to warm up the body before exercising, give the joints natural lubrication, and the knee joints will run smoothly.

Hello, early symptoms of hyperthyroidism, including heat intolerance, excessive sweating, fatigue, weight loss; nervousness, irritability, emotional instability, anxiety, insomnia, etc.; palpitations, rapid heartbeat, arrhythmia, angina; Eating a lot but getting hungry easily, having more frequent stools, diarrhea; Wet, itchy, weak muscles.

Not all patients with hyperthyroidism will have a thickened neck, a small number of patients with hyperthyroidism can have a normal neck, that is, there is no enlargement of the thyroid gland, of course, not all big necks are hyperthyroidism, such as simple goiter, its thyroid function is in the normal range, for the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism, we mainly rely on the patient's symptoms, signs and laboratory tests.

Symptoms include heat intolerance, excessive sweating, excessive food and hunger, weight loss, increased frequency of stools, palpitations, hand tremors, etc., and signs include protruding eyes, goiter, and rapid heart rate. Laboratory tests mainly look at thyroid function, and if free T3, free T4, total T3, and total T4 are elevated, and TSH is decreased, hyperthyroidism can be diagnosed if these are combined.

Having hyperthyroidism will cause different degrees of swelling of the neck, and thyroid enlargement may be divided into three stages. Stage 3 is clearly observable. With hyperthyroidism, the swollen neck will return to normal.

Yes, it can cause lymphoma commonly known as a big neck.

The symptom of hyperthyroidism is an enlarged neck.

1. Make a U disk boot disk, enter PE mode, run DiskGenius, see if you can find your solid state drive, it is easy to identify, look at the capacity, if you can find it, click the right button to format it directly, do not use quick formatting.

2. In the second step, if your SSD is a boot disk, set it as the "active" primary partition, and all the HDDs will be converted to logical partitions.

3. If PE does not recognize the SSD, open the chassis and replace the data cable or port.

4. After eliminating the above problems, it still can't be read, it is estimated that it is written protection and needs to be repaired. Of course, if the problem is not big, you can use DiskGenius's disk bad sector repair program to fix it, but it takes a long time, you can wait patiently, and you can use it after the repair is completed, pay attention to the backup data. You need to use a USB flash drive to install the system, and first reformat the machine, because the first time you install a new hard disk, it will detect that the original system has booted, and it will cancel bootmgr100m by default.

So the solid state doesn't have this boot anymore, you can only format the mechanical solid state and reinstall the system, and you don't need to set up the BIOS. Bootmgr boot will automatically prefer the first detected system and automatically boot (but you can now boot up with a quick boot, because the solid state does not boot so you can use the BIOS to boot quickly, follow my method above to modify the boot disk).

Connect the SSD to the SATA0 port of the motherboard, connect the HDD to SATA1, and then restart the computer to identify it. If it is still not recognized, we can remove the mechanical hard disk first, leaving only a solid state on the motherboard and then enter the BIOS to see if it can be recognized, if it can be recognized in the BIOS after setting it off, install the mechanical hard disk and restart it. If there is still no way to identify it, we will go into the BIOS and find it:

load setup defaults, press enter, and reset the settings in the BIOS again. If none of the above methods work, it is likely that the SSD does not have a partition, and we only need to enter the PE system to divide the SSD into a zone to solve the problem.

Finally, if you still can't identify it, you should consider whether the SSD is damaged, because the SSD is fragile and has a short service life, and it is likely to be damaged after about five or six years of use.