Symptoms of subacute thyroiditis

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What are the symptoms of subacute thyroiditis recurrence? Recently, I found that I have no appetite at all. For eating, I used to eat three meals a day, but now it doesn't matter whether I eat or not. Even if I really eat, I can only eat a little. I want to know what are the symptoms of recurrence of subacute thyroiditis? Now let me introduce it to you

Symptoms of subacute thyroiditis

Before the onset of subacute thyroiditis, there is often a history of upper respiratory tract infection or mumps. At the beginning of the disease, there are sore throat, headache, fever (38-39 ℃), chills, shivering, fatigue, sweating, and hyperthyroidism, such as palpitation, shortness of breath, irritability, hypersensitivity, trembling and increased stool. There are many predisposing factors for subacute thyroiditis, and different predisposing factors have different treatment plans. We should pay attention to symptomatic treatment instead of blind medication. There are many kinds of drugs for treatment, but they all have certain indications, which may not be suitable for every patient. If the medication is not right, drug resistance and drug resistance will occur, which will delay the disease and miss the best opportunity for treatment.

The more common symptoms of subacute thyroiditis and hypothyroidism are as follows: the onset of early subacute thyroiditis and hypothyroidism is more urgent, and patients will have fever symptoms. At the same time, some patients may be accompanied by fear of cold, often feel that they have no strength or no appetite symptoms.

Subacute thyroiditis is a kind of non-bacterial inflammation whose etiology is not very clear. The traditional treatment of subacute thyroiditis mainly uses glucocorticoid with non-specific anti-inflammatory effect. Such as oral prednisone or hydrocortisone intravenous drip, fever and goiter can be quickly controlled. However, in the process of hormone reduction, the disease is easy to rebound and aggravate, or goiter and pain develop from one side to the other, leading to the prolongation of the course of disease. 20% - 30% of patients relapsed after drug withdrawal. Long term use of hormone will also have other side effects, such as full moon face, buffalo back, osteoporosis, etc. during the medication, there are also the possibility of inducing hypertension, diabetes, tuberculosis and peptic ulcer disease.

matters needing attention

In addition to active treatment, patients with subacute thyroiditis and hypothyroidism should pay more attention in their daily life. Iodine is an important component of thyroxine. Therefore, patients can supplement their diet appropriately, and eat more kelp, seafood, and green leafy vegetables.