Be careful not to cause a recurrence of hyperthyroidism if you use the medicine in this way!

In modern society, although people's lives are getting better and better, the incidence rate seems to be rising. For example, hyperthyroidism is a disease with a high incidence rate. When diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, most patients are actively treated. However, most patients encounter a problem - recurrence of hyperthyroidism. What is the reason for the recurrence of hyperthyroidism?

1. Medication issues

During the recovery period, if the dosage of medication is insufficient, the course of treatment is not long enough, or the patient stops taking medication after the condition improves, and then starts taking medication again when the condition worsens again, such repeated and intermittent medication treatment can cause the condition to remain uncured for a long time.

2. Psychophysiology

If the patient encounters external injuries, car accidents, death of relatives, menstruation, pregnancy, etc., the disease may relapse due to the influence of mental and physiological factors.

3. Improper diet

In daily life, if patients drink excessively, smoke, or take iodine-rich foods or medicines for a long time, hyperthyroidism may relapse.

4. Infectious diseases

After treatment of hyperthyroidism, if the patient develops infectious diseases such as colds, tonsillitis, diarrhea, etc., the hyperthyroidism is prone to relapse.

5. Overwork

After treatment, pathological factors will still remain in the patient's body. If the patient overworks or often stays up late, leading to physical exhaustion, hyperthyroidism can easily relapse.