What are the symptoms of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy

Hyperthyroidism will mainly manifest as hyperthyroidism hypermetabolism syndrome such as panic, fear of cold, sweating, hand tremors, increased appetite, and weight loss. Generally, thyroid hormone tests are performed regularly during pregnancy preparation and pregnancy. It cannot be confirmed simply by eating too much. If you are very worried, you can go to the hospital for a blood test for thyroid hormone to confirm it. It is recommended to take thyroid hormone to determine the status of thyroid cysts. Let’s discuss the symptoms of hyperthyroidism during pregnancy.

Pregnant women with hyperthyroidism may also have the following symptoms: fear of cold, hand tremors, palpitations, fatigue, increased appetite, eye muscle weakness, irritability, insomnia, diarrhea, increased stool volume, and weight gain will not increase with the advancement of pregnancy months. Severe cases may even cause weight loss. Some patients may suffer from miscarriage, stillbirth and other injuries.

Clinical symptoms may include varying degrees of exophthalmos, thyroid nodules, and hyperthyroidism appearance. Pregnant women with hyperthyroidism need to eliminate transient thyrotoxicosis caused by increased human chorionic gonadotropin during pregnancy. The symptoms of hyperthyroidism caused by the latter are relatively mild, and the thyroid hormone also increases slightly. The thyroxine and clinical manifestations will naturally recover.

The symptoms of hyperthyroidism in pregnant women are similar to those of general hyperthyroidism patients. Since thyroid hormone is involved in basal metabolism, patients will have high metabolic symptoms, mainly manifested as fear of cold, sweating, drinking more, increased stool volume, weight loss, and thyroid hormone acts on the central nervous system to improve central nervous system fluid regulation. Patients also have panic, insomnia, irritability, and anxiety. These symptoms are easily confused with the symptoms of pregnancy itself. Since the basal metabolism of pregnant women is also high, they will also be afraid of cold, sweating, eating more, and getting hungry easily. Pregnant women often have changes in their mentality, and the cardiac burden of pregnant women increases after the second trimester. There are also panic attacks, so pregnant women should go to the hospital immediately if they experience panic attacks that are inconsistent with the gestational age, are afraid of cold and sweat easily, and their weight does not increase with the gestational age.