Thyroid ft3 is low

The changes in thyroid Ft3 and TSH must be observed simultaneously to understand the true condition of the thyroid. If TSH is elevated but FT3 is low, it means hypothyroidism; if TSH is normal and FT3 is low, it means there is nothing wrong and you just need to supplement it in your daily life. Eat more high-protein, B vitamins and high-calorie foods, and do not blindly supplement iodine, because the thyroid gland is divided into hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and the iodine requirements of the two conditions are completely opposite.

Pay attention to nutritional supplements in your daily diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat appropriate amounts of foods rich in calories, vitamins, sufficient protein and carbohydrates. Such as cereals, beans, raw pears, raw lotus root, celery, lily, turtle, duck eggs, black fish, clam meat, and melons and vegetables. Methimazole tablets can be chosen for medication, which are suitable for various types of hyperthyroidism. We all know that hyperthyroidism is caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormone in patients. Therefore, we should pay attention to avoid stimulating the secretion of the thyroid gland and prevent the secretion of thyroid gland from continuing to increase during daily treatment and diet, so as to ensure the effectiveness of treatment. Therefore, patients cannot eat foods that promote thyroid secretion, especially foods rich in iodine, which can promote thyroid secretion. For patients with hyperthyroidism, they should pay special attention to avoid eating foods rich in iodine in their daily diet. There are many foods rich in iodine. The kelp and seaweed we often eat have high iodine content, and most of the salt we use when cooking is iodized salt. For patients with hyperthyroidism, they should choose salt without added iodine.

In life, when many friends hear that someone has thyroid disease, they are very enthusiastic to give advice, saying that eating more iodine-rich foods will be good for thyroid disease. This is a very wrong statement. For patients with hypothyroidism, whose thyroid secretion is insufficient, they need to eat more iodine-containing foods to promote the secretion of the thyroid gland and enhance its function. However, for patients with hyperthyroidism, whose thyroid secretion is excessive, eating more iodine-containing foods can only aggravate the development of the disease. After suffering from hyperthyroidism, patients should not only avoid eating iodine-rich foods, but also pay attention to eating more protein-rich foods. For example, milk and eggs are very rich in protein. At the same time, they should also eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

In short, hyperthyroidism refers to a disease caused by excessive secretion of thyroid hormone by the patient himself. At this time, the secretion of the thyroid gland should be controlled through treatment and dietary prevention and treatment. Therefore, patients with hyperthyroidism must pay attention to avoiding foods with too high iodine content in their daily diet, so as to avoid excessive secretion of thyroid hormone. Patients should also eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins to supplement other nutrients.