Q and C. All you need to know about the causes and symptoms of hyperthyroidism

Hyperthyroidism occurs due to the increase in thyroid production of many hormones, causing some symptoms such as sudden weight loss, rapid heartbeat or irregularity, sweating and other symptoms, that we recognize in the lines to come,

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What are the causes of hyperthyroidism?

There are a variety of causes of hyperthyroidism, including:

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– Thyroid Complications:

Abnormal growth of the thyroid gland leading to the secretion of a large amount of hormones.

– Thyroid inflammation:

caused by a virus or a bacterium, making thyroid fight

It is considered a cause of hypothyroidism, by eating foods and drugs containing large amounts of iodine that stimulate the production of the hormonal gland. [19659005Whatarethesymptomsof39;hyperthyroidism?

Some symptoms appear on the human body as a result of hyperthyroidism, which is: 19659002

– sudden weight loss

– acceleration of heart rhythm or [19659010] – Increased anxiety

– Neuropathy and anxiety

– Body sweating

– Changes in menstrual patterns in women

– Thyroid hyperplasia, which may appear as swelling of the neck [

– Feeling tired, muscle weakness

– Insomnia

– Fragility of hair

What are the complications of thyroid overactivity?

Hyperthyroidism causes many health problems:

– Heart problems including heart disorders

– Osteoporosis [

– Redness of the skin

What are the ways to treat thyroid overactivity?

In experiencing the above symptoms, the patient must mention medical tests such as blood tests, (19659006)

1. Radioiodine:

It is based on the absorption of radioactive iodine by mouth (19659002)

2. Anti-Thyroid Drugs:

These medications gradually reduce the symptoms by preventing the thyroid gland from producing excessive amounts of hormones. 19659002]

3. Surgery:

Some cases require surgery to remove the thyroid gland.