What should I do if I have hyperthyroidism and a fast heartbeat?

Hyperthyroidism is a thyroid disease that we are very familiar with. When many people suffer from hyperthyroidism, in fact, as long as they pay more attention and observe carefully, they will find it, because some symptoms of hyperthyroidism are more obvious in the early stage. If you notice some phenomena, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and test to confirm whether you have hyperthyroidism. Now let’s talk about what to do if you have hyperthyroidism and a fast heartbeat.

1. Check frequently

Develop a good habit of going to the hospital for regular check-ups and don't let yourself get irritated. Maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. A positive and optimistic attitude is very important for treating the disease. In addition, you should pay more attention to rest, avoid staying up late, and combine work and rest.

2. Relax

Relax yourself and don't put too much pressure on yourself. You can temporarily put down the work at hand. Mentally, you must maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, and family members should pay more attention to the patient. At this time, the best medicine for patients is encouragement from their family. Show care and comfort to him, and communicate with him more.

3. Pay attention to your diet

In terms of diet, eating more vegetables and fruits is essential. In addition, you should drink more boiled water, avoid eating seafood, avoid eating foods high in iodine, and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. A positive and optimistic attitude plays a very positive role in treating the disease.

Hyperthyroidism symptoms

Thyroid hormones promote metabolism and the body's redox reactions. Hypermetabolism requires the body to increase food intake; gastrointestinal activity is enhanced, and the frequency of bowel movements increases; although food intake increases, the oxidation reaction is enhanced, the body's energy consumption increases, and patients experience weight loss; increased heat production manifests as heat intolerance and sweating, and some patients experience low fever; increased thyroid hormones stimulate sympathetic nerve excitement, and clinical manifestations include palpitations, tachycardia, insomnia, irritability, and even anxiety. If patients with hyperthyroidism do not receive appropriate treatment for a long time, it may cause hyperthyroid heart disease.