What are the symptoms of mild hyperthyroidism in women

In daily life, many female friends suffer from hyperthyroidism. This disease is caused by excessive excitement of thyroid hormone. There are many symptoms, especially those reflected in metabolism. There will also be some changes in various aspects of the body, such as mood and appetite. Here I will introduce to you the more obvious symptoms of female hyperthyroidism.

1. Significant symptoms of hyperthyroidism in women

1. Hypermetabolism

Usually, the patient also has symptoms of excessive melting point, such as fear of cold, warm skin, clammy sweating, especially in the palms.

2. Digestive tract

Increased appetite is a common symptom of hyperthyroidism. Although patients with hyperthyroidism eat a lot, they are far from consuming enough. Therefore, most female patients with hyperthyroidism lose weight, and some even have diarrhea due to increased gastrointestinal motility, and a series of digestive tract symptoms.

3. Psychological central nervous system

The early symptoms of female hyperthyroidism patients will continue to include mental symptoms such as anxiety, irritability, irritability, and insomnia. As the condition worsens, some patients may even experience depression, irritability and other mental disorders, which affect the patient's normal life and work.

4. Endocrine system

Patients generally continue to have an increased and accelerated heart rate, often feel palpitations, most of the heart rate is normal, and occasionally there is a feeling of irregular heartbeat. Due to the increased left atrial stroke volume, the cardiac load continues to increase, which can cause left ventricular hypertrophy, and the occurrence of atrial systolic blower-like murmur, the first heart sound is relatively excited, and in the late stage, heart failure may occur, posing a serious threat to the patient's life.

The above are the obvious symptoms of female hyperthyroidism, which are mainly related to metabolism, absorption and nervous system. Generally speaking, hyperthyroidism is caused by iodine deficiency in the body. It can be cured by timely iodine supplementation. Pay attention to the iodine intake in daily diet. Some seafood products are rich in iodine. If symptoms occur, seek treatment in time and do not delay the treatment.