Insufficient thyroid hormone secretion

Diseases are very common in life. There are many types of diseases, and different diseases have different symptoms, causes, and treatment methods. When you find that you have a disease, you should check it in time. Only in this way can you have a good way to treat the disease, so that the disease can be controlled and will not continue to develop. Any small disease will also develop into a big disease. What is the reason for insufficient thyroid hormone secretion?

Many people are not very clear about thyroid disease. Such diseases are very harmful to human health. Moreover, if such diseases are not treated in time, they will cause many problems. So what is the reason for insufficient thyroid hormone secretion?

Causes of insufficient thyroid hormone secretion :

It leads to insufficient secretion of thyroid hormone. Due to the relative deficiency of thyroid hormone in the body, the pituitary TSH secretion increases. Under the long-term stimulation of this increased TSH, the thyroid gland repeatedly proliferates. Iodine deficiency disease Iodine deficiency disease (IDD for short) is a group of endemic diseases caused by the lack of iodine in the natural environment where humans live, resulting in insufficient thyroid hormone in the human body. It not only includes endemic goiter (abbreviated as endemic goiter) and endemic cretinism (abbreviated as endemic cretinism), but also includes miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth, congenital malformations, and increased neonatal mortality in iodine-deficient areas; more seriously, iodine affects the brain development of embryos, infants, and children, causing varying degrees of intellectual damage. Iodine deficiency also has adverse effects on adults, causing low intelligence and physical fitness. Among iodine-deficient patients, endogynism and endogynism have the most obvious symptoms and are discovered the earliest. Their number of patients accounts for 20% and 1-10% of iodine-deficient patients respectively, while mild brain damage is as high as 5-30%, and hypothyroidism is as high as 30%. In short, iodine deficiency can cause damage to the human body at different stages of human development, causing patients to show a variety of complex forms of diseases. Particularly serious is intellectual damage, some of which is even irreparable. However, these diseases can be prevented by correcting iodine deficiency.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the reasons for insufficient thyroid hormone secretion. Therefore, when treating such diseases, it is necessary to carry out treatment in a timely manner. However, when choosing methods for treating such diseases, conservative drug treatment can also be selected, which can stabilize the patient's disease well.