Why can't hyperthyroidism eat radish

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Patients with hyperthyroidism should be given enough carbohydrates every day to correct excessive consumption. The daily energy supply is 12552-14644 kJ, which is 50% - 75% higher than that of normal people. Let me share with you why hyperthyroidism can't eat radish.

Why can't hyperthyroidism eat radish

First, you should not eat the food that can enhance the inflammatory fat: such as rooster, duck, beef, mutton, dog, shrimp, crab, fish, etc.

Second: eat foods that may cause goiter: cabbage, coriander, Toona sinensis, fennel, peanuts, walnuts, potatoes.

Third: do not eat cold food: millet, fruits, raw vegetables, cold drinks. Can not eat stimulating food: such as tobacco and wine, pepper, pepper, raw garlic, raw onion, leek, strong tea, coffee, etc

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: hyperthyroidism is a comprehensive disease caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormone. In the early stage of onset, the main clinical manifestations are typical symptoms such as eating too much, wasting and exophthalmos. Especially for the patients with hyperthyroidism in the perinatal period, whether breast-feeding can be carried out at the same time of postpartum drug application has become the most worrying problem for all patients with postpartum hyperthyroidism.