Symptoms of thyroid disease

There are many kinds of common diseases. When it comes to the treatment of diseases, the method selection cannot be arbitrary, especially for the treatment of some complex diseases. It is necessary to choose the correct treatment method, so that it will be of great help to improve the disease. So what kind of method is needed to treat thyroid disease? In the treatment of this kind of disease, drugs are a common way, which is of great help to improve the disease. So what are the symptoms of thyroid disease?

Symptoms of thyroid disease

Thyroid disease is very harmful to human health. After this type of disease is discovered, it has obvious symptoms. So what are the symptoms of thyroid disease? When this type of disease occurs, the human body's physical constitution will have obvious changes.

1. General symptoms: fear of cold, dry skin with little sweat, rough, yellowing, coldness, sparse and dry hair, brittle and cracked nails, fatigue, drowsiness, poor memory, intellectual impairment, slow reaction, mild anemia, and weight gain.

2. Special manifestations: Pale and sallow face, puffy face, dull eyes, puffy eyelids, indifferent expression, few words, hoarse voice when speaking, and slurred speech.

3. Cardiovascular system: slow heartbeat, weak heart sounds, generalized enlargement of the heart, often accompanied by pericardial effusion, swelling of myocardial fibers after the disease, deposition of mucous glycoprotein (PAS staining positive) and interstitial fibrosis are called hypothyroidism cardiomyopathy.

4. Reproductive system: Men may experience sexual dysfunction, delayed sexual maturity, delayed secondary sexual characteristics, decreased libido, impotence and testicular atrophy. Women may experience irregular menstruation, excessive menstrual bleeding or amenorrhea, and are generally infertile. It will affect the fertility of both male and female patients.

5. Muscle and joint system: slow and delayed muscle contraction and relaxation, frequent muscle pain and stiffness, slow bone metabolism, reduced bone formation and absorption, inflexible joints, stiffness, aggravated by cold, similar to chronic arthritis, and occasional joint effusion.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the symptoms of thyroid disease. Therefore, when treating such a disease, it must be carried out in accordance with the regulations. This will be of great help to the improvement of the disease. Moreover, before treating thyroid disease, it is also very important to examine all aspects of the patient's body.