What are the symptoms of severe hyperthyroidism?

Many people do not know about hyperthyroidism. If you suffer from hyperthyroidism, you should know the symptoms of hyperthyroidism and seek timely treatment to prevent the condition from getting worse. So, what are the symptoms of severe hyperthyroidism?

Severe symptoms of hyperthyroidism:

1. Patients with hyperthyroidism are an excited and high-metabolic group. Their nerves are more excited than usual and they are easily agitated. They have a very bad temper, have difficulty concentrating, suffer from insomnia and nightmares, are afraid of heat and sweat a lot, become thinner and thinner, are particularly prone to fatigue, and have moist skin.

2. Regarding the digestive system, patients with hyperthyroidism will not gain weight even if they eat a lot, and they digest food very quickly, which makes them prone to diarrhea. They have frequent bowel movements, and examinations show that their livers may be slightly enlarged. It is recommended to eat small and frequent meals every day.

3. In terms of appearance, patients with hyperthyroidism will have swollen necks. The swelling in the thyroid gland will move up and down with swallowing. At the same time, the thyroid blood vessels will also grow, causing vascular murmurs.

4. Movement is restricted. This restriction is not artificial, but the patient's muscles become thin, weak and atrophied, resulting in myasthenia gravis and paralysis.

5. Bulging eyeballs. Not all patients with hyperthyroidism will have this symptom. Bulging eyeballs can be divided into unilateral and bilateral. The eyes cannot be closed, there is fear of light, tears, double vision, and restricted activities.