T4 high

Some people will have high thyroid function T4 during thyroid function tests. If this happens in the human body, it is most likely that people have hyperthyroidism. This disease can cause many adverse effects, such as fever, gastrointestinal discomfort, etc. When faced with the situation of high thyroid function T4, people need to pay special attention. The following is a detailed introduction to what high thyroid function T4 is.

Generally speaking, simple hyperthyroidism should be caused by high thyroxine and low thyrotropin. Your level is on the high side and should be a transient change. If you currently do not have any discomfort such as palpitations, you can observe it first and then check it again later. If you are pregnant, hypothyroidism will have a greater impact on the baby. If the thyroxine is on the high side, you should still consider hyperthyroidism.

This situation is not a big problem. You can adjust it by paying attention to your diet. Eating more meat will help regulate the current situation. At the same time, you should do a good pregnancy check-up. There are many reasons that can lead to hypothyroidism. Generally, they are caused by thyroid diseases themselves, but some are also caused by autoimmune diseases. You should go to the endocrinology department of a regular hospital for treatment. Patients should eat more high-calorie, high-protein, vitamin-rich foods; replenish lost water. It is advisable to eat light vegetables and fruits high in vitamins, and nutritious lean meat, chicken, eggs, freshwater fish, etc. Avoid foods high in iodine, especially kelp, sea fish, and other seafood.

The presence of high thyroxine and low thyrotropin levels suggests hyperthyroidism. Currently, no positive indications have been found in the B-ultrasound. It is recommended to use medication to control the symptoms of hyperthyroidism first. Use propranolol to control heart rate and propylthiouracil at the same time. It is best not to get pregnant in this situation. Thyroid function levels T3, T4, FT3, and FT4 are high, while TSH is low, so hyperthyroidism should be considered. Guidance: It is recommended to recheck thyroid hormone. If this is indeed the case, then drug treatment is needed. It’s best to delay having children. Thyroid ultrasound is just a reference. Of course, it is also possible that your weight loss medication contains thyroid hormones. Pregnant patients with hyperthyroidism can also be treated with medication. But first we have to confirm whether it is hyperthyroidism. It is recommended to visit an endocrinologist after reexamination.