What do you know about the dangers of thyroid disease in children?

Children who are deficient in the thyroid gland have slow growth and development, short stature, yellow hair, dry hair, and mental retardation, which we call "cretinism". The thyroid gland is one of the most important in the human body, and its secretion is finely regulated by the pituitary gland, and too much or too little can lead to serious gains and even death. When a person suffers from thyroiditis, the body's functions cannot function normally, which will cause serious damage to the health of the person, and even endanger life.

It is easy to reduce the child's immunity, and it is easy to cause the baby to have difficulty breathing, and the goiter affects the activity of the fetus, which will cause the child to be particularly difficult to eat, hoarseness, and it is also easy to cause pain in the baby's body parts, so it must be timely**.

It is easy to cause anxiety in patients, and it is easy to cause pain, and in severe cases, it can also lead to tumors, so we must be timely**, which will lead to goiter and lymphadenopathy.

Children's bodies experience weakness in the limbs, hotheads, loss of appetite, indigestion, and lack of sleep.

It will affect the body's metabolism, affect the frequency of bowel movements, may be very irritable, will sweat a lot, and sometimes will be very anxious.

The clinical manifestations of this disease are fever, cold, swelling, thyroid gland enlargement, and hand tremors, which are all clinical manifestations of this disease.

The main manifestations are that the child is too thin, weaker than other children, picky eater, poor sleep quality, easy to wake up in the middle of the night, etc., in this case, you should go to the hospital in time.

1. The child's muscle metabolism is abnormal, and muscle weakness may occur 2. The child's thyroid gland is enlarged, which is the most obvious symptom 3. The child's blood vessels murmur will also appear at the same time as excited myocardium, and the heart speed will increase.

The clinical manifestations of this disease are that there is a lump in the neck that is not obvious, and it will be very uncomfortable when eating, and there will also be symptoms such as heat intolerance, excessive sweating, palpitations, irritability, hyperphagia, and weight loss.

It is possible for children to develop thyroiditis. Thyroiditis is not a disease that only adults can suffer, and people of all ages can suffer from thyroiditis. Hashimoto's thyroiditis can also occur in children, and girls have a higher chance of developing this disease.

In addition, methylene inflammation can occur in small children.

After a child suffers from thyroiditis, he or she should go to the hospital for a check-up and **. Improper treatment will cause goiter, tenderness and fever, and in severe cases, it will also lead to dysphagia and general weakness.

Having thyroiditis will have a serious impact on the body, so it is important to take the right measures in time after the disease.

In the early stages of thyroid cyst patients in children, it is not felt, and the first notice is generally the presence of a lump in the neck, to be touched. Patients usually have solitary nodules and rarely have nodules. The fluid inside the cyst determines whether it is soft to touch.

The inner fluid is fully contacted, tough, and if there is not much fluid in the capsule, it will be soft to the touch.

One of the symptoms of thyroid cyst in children is that in children with thyroid cyst patients the bladder is large or small, large thyroid cysts are directly visible to the naked eye, and ultrasound detection of small thyroid cysts is required. Relatively large nails.

There will be bleeding in the cyst. Generally speaking, the relevant instruments of the thyroid cyst will take out the contents of the cyst, causing the cyst to disappear, but this ****. Children with such symptoms should be prompted** to prevent disease progression.

The heart rate is increased, the person who eats a lot but is thinner, sweats easily, and some have no symptoms, but the thyroid gland is swollen when palpated.