Can patients with hyperthyroidism drink coffee and strong tea? Why?

People with hyperthyroidism should not drink tea. Drinking tea in patients with hyperthyroidism can exacerbate these conditions in patients with hyperthyroidism. Therefore, it is best not to drink some strong tea.

If you have to drink tea, it is recommended to drink some tea that is lower in caffeine. Patients with hyperthyroidism usually pay attention to their diet. It should be noted that for the sake of a low-iodine diet, marine products such as freshwater fish, crabs, shrimp and seaweed are not allowed to be eaten.

In life, drinking tea is good for ordinary people. For example, it quenches thirst, stimulates and refreshes, promotes digestion, and even sweats, colds, and so on.

However, it is harmful to patients with hyperthyroidism. Patients with hyperthyroidism due to the cause of the condition, their own body is excited, easy to insomnia and dreams, no energy, metabolism is improved, and tea has the effect of stimulating nerves, after taking hyperthyroidism, the excited state will be aggravated, which will cause the condition to aggravate and affect the effect of hyperthyroidism, especially for patients with hyperthyroidism and cardiac reaction, why can't patients with hyperthyroidism drink tea? Tea contains caffeine, caffeine can promote gastric acid secretion, increase the concentration of gastric juice, if hyperthyroidism patients suffer from downy mildew, drinking tea will also aggravate the ulceration condition.

Aminophylline and tannin in tea will also affect the body's absorption of iron and protein, patients with hyperthyroidism accompanied by iron deficiency anemia, drinking tea will affect the absorption of iron-containing drugs and affect the treatment of anemia In addition, tea can be an antidote, if the patient is taking Chinese medicine or during the treatment period of medicine, drinking tea may affect the medicinal power, so it is not suitable to drink. The main ingredient in coffee is caffeine. The key role of caffeine is to stimulate the central nervous system, promote metabolism, improve muscle, heart and kidney function, etc., and also have a diuretic effect, and can also have a chemical effect on some metals that enter the human body such as lead, mercury, zinc, antimony, etc., so that these metals become soluble substances and are excreted with urine and <>

It has a detoxifying effect. Patients with hyperthyroidism have increased metabolism of sugar, fat, water, electrolytes and vitamins, and the nervous system is also in a state of excitability, while coffee has the effect of stimulating the central nervous system, which increases the heart rate, increases myocardial contractility, increases preload, expands peripheral blood vessels, and increases blood pressure. Therefore, patients with hyperthyroidism should not drink coffee.

Patients who have previously had the habit of drinking coffee should stop drinking and can drink it after hyperthyroidism**.

The main ingredient in coffee is caffeine. The main role of caffeine is to excite the nerve center, promote metabolism, enhance muscle and heart and kidney function, etc., it also has a diuretic effect, and can chemically react with some metals that enter the human body, such as lead, mercury, zinc, antimony, etc. These metals become soluble substances and are excreted with urine to detoxify.

It is the efficacy of coffee that is becoming more and more recognized, and people have begun to like to drink coffee, especially white-collar workers at work. Is it still suitable for patients with hyperthyroidism to drink coffee? The hyperthyroidism experts of Shanghai 455 Hospital will give you the answer.

Hello, it is best not to drink coffee, the dietary principle of hyperthyroidism is to eat light and vitamin-rich vegetables, fruits and nutritious lean meat, chicken, eggs, freshwater fish, etc., and should be given to nourish yin and rejuvenate things, such as white fungus, shiitake mushrooms, mussels, bird's nest, etc. In addition, it is also very important for patients with hyperthyroidism to eat modestly, avoid overeating, and pay attention to dietary hygiene.

Guidance: Attention should be paid to the diet of hyperthyroidism: 1. Contraindications to spicy foods:

spicy, raw onions, raw garlic; 2. Forbidden seafood: kelp, shrimp, hairtail; 3. Strong tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol are contraindicated; 4. Keep your mood calm and prevent fatigue. Hyperthyroidism is an endocrine disorder caused by excessive synthesis or secretion of thyroid hormones.

Common symptoms include palpitation, sweating, irritability, thirst, polydipsia, and weight loss. The caffeine in coffee has the effect of stimulating the central nervous system, accelerating the heart rate, promoting metabolism, etc., and aggravating the condition of hyperthyroidism, so it is best for patients with hyperthyroidism not to drink coffee. Strong tea is also not suitable for people with hyperthyroidism.

Drink more boiled water, chrysanthemum tea, kuding tea and other beverages.

The full name of hyperthyroidism in medicine is hyperthyroidism, which means that the thyroid gland will secrete excessive thyroxine, which will continuously cause the body's metabolism to speed up, and even the sympathetic nerve will be more excited than usual. As a result, the human body is prone to abnormal conditions, including heart palpitations and profuse sweating, and patients with hyperthyroidism always like to eat, but lose relatively much weight. So, can you drink coffee with hyperthyroidism?

Try to drink as little as possible. Patients with hyperthyroidism should pay attention to the following in their diet: 1. Contraindications of spicy food: spicy seeds, raw onions, raw garlic; 2. Forbidden seafood: kelp, shrimp, hairtail; 3. Strong tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol are contraindicated; 4. Keep your mood calm and prevent fatigue.

**。There are three approaches to hyperthyroidism, antithyroid drugs, radioactive iodine, and surgery.

There are two types of antithyroid drugs - imidazoles and thiouracils, which are represented by methimazole (also known as "methimazole") and propylthiouracil (also known as "propyne").

The drug is suitable for pregnant women, children, and patients with mild thyroid enlargement, and generally takes 1 or 2 years, and the dose of the drug needs to be increased or decreased according to thyroid function. There are some drugs **, including granulocytopenia, drug allergy, impaired liver function, joint pain and vasculitis, and the initial stage of the drug needs to be closely monitored, especially agranulocytosis, and the patient needs to be warned that once fever and sore throat appear, granulocytes need to be checked immediately to determine whether there is agranulocytosis, once it appears. Discontinue the emergency department immediately.

Another disadvantage of the drug is the high rate after discontinuation.

Radioactive iodine** and surgery** are both destructive**, and hyperthyroidism is not easy**. Radioactive iodine is suitable for patients with moderate thyroid enlargement or hyperthyroidism**, and doctors calculate the dose of radiation required for each patient based on the rate of uptake of radioactive iodine by the patient's thyroid gland. Radioactive iodine is an absolute contraindication to pregnant and lactating women.

Because there is a delaying effect of radioactive iodine, hypothyroidism occurs at 3% to 5% per year with follow-up over time. Radioactive iodine** is not suitable for patients with hyperthyroidism who have thyroid eye disease, as the posterior eye disease may be exacerbated.

Surgery** is suitable for those who have significant thyroid enlargement, or who have a high suspicion of thyroid malignancy, or who have difficulty breathing due to thyroid enlargement that compresses the trachea. Before surgery, it is necessary to control thyroid function within the normal range with drugs, and oral compound iodine solution is also required to prepare for surgery.