Treatment of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy

Hyperthyroidism during pregnancy is now a disease with a high incidence rate. We all know that pregnant mothers must receive good care during pregnancy. Once this disease occurs, it must be treated as soon as possible to reduce the risks to pregnant mothers and babies, so that our babies can be born normally. Let us now learn about the treatment methods of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy.

1 There are many ways to treat thyroid nodules, but patients are advised to adopt conservative treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine's holistic immune balance therapy has a short course of treatment for hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, with quick results, no recurrence after cure, and no toxic side effects. Generally, patients will see significant effects within 7-10 days and recover within 3 to 6 months. Over the years, it has been repeatedly verified by tens of thousands of patients with thyroid diseases and has proven to be effective, safe and reliable. The Gynecological and Hypothyroidism Decoction Series have achieved a leading position internationally with their unique therapeutic effects and innovative technologies, and have won numerous awards. They have been evaluated by Yvonne Andersson, President of the International Thyroid Federation, as excellent green therapies for the treatment of thyroid diseases in the 21st century. They are currently the preferred method and best choice for the treatment of thyroid diseases.

2. If a single thyroid nodule appears to be a hot nodule on radionuclide scanning, the possibility of canceration is low, and thyroid suppression therapy or radionuclide therapy can be tried first. Cold nodules often require surgical treatment. Any single nodule that develops rapidly and has a hard texture, or is accompanied by enlarged cervical lymph nodes or occurs in children, should be treated with surgery as soon as possible because of the high possibility of malignancy.

Traditionally, it is believed that the chance of MNG developing cancer is lower than that of a single nodule. High-resolution ultrasound examinations have revealed that many of the nodules diagnosed as single nodules are actually multiple nodules. It is now believed that there is not much difference in the incidence of cancer between the two. Therefore, the treatment of MNG must first exclude malignancy. A decrease in sTSH indicates hyperthyroidism. If the FNA cytology diagnosis is malignant or suspected of being malignant, surgical treatment should be given.

Pregnant women must be given high attention by each of us during pregnancy. It is very necessary to understand the treatment of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy in advance, which can effectively avoid causing more unnecessary harm to our bodies. Our mothers must pay enough attention to all aspects of their lives during their pregnancy.