Can pregnancy lead to hyperthyroidism?

Speaking of hyperthyroidism, I believe everyone has heard of its symptoms: sweating, impatience, emotional instability and so on. At this time, pregnant women may ask some questions: Why do you get hyperthyroidism? Can pregnancy lead to hyperthyroidism? There are many reasons for hyperthyroidism, and pregnancy may also lead to hyperthyroidism, especially when you get older, your body's hormones will change, and the chances of getting hyperthyroidism will become much greater.

Can pregnancy lead to hyperthyroidism? Hyperthyroidism mostly occurs in women aged 20 ~ 40, and the incidence rate is increasing year by year. If not treated in time, the harm caused by hyperthyroidism will be incalculable. So what are the hazards of hyperthyroidism? It can cause big neck disease and eye disease, among which big neck disease is the most common symptom of hyperthyroidism; Eye diseases include exophthalmos, inability to close eyes and diplopia. In severe cases, it can lead to blindness. Cause metabolic disorders, such as diabetes and liver dysfunction. Among them, abnormal liver function is hepatomegaly, which can lead to jaundice in severe cases. Damage to the digestive system, abdominal distension, abdominal pain and other gastrointestinal dysfunction diseases, but also cause hepatocyte necrosis, hepatomegaly, gastrointestinal dysfunction, transaminase increase and so on. Patients will be particularly thin. Causing mental disorders, hyperthyroidism patients are easily excited, losing their temper is commonplace, and they are very neurotic in life. Common irritability, schizophrenia and depression affect communication with others. It affects the hematopoietic system and causes tachycardia, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, hypertension, arrhythmia and other diseases. Women who affect the reproductive system and suffer from hyperthyroidism have much higher chances of irregular menstruation, infertility, premature delivery and abortion than normal women, while men have decreased libido and impotence. It affects bones, such as osteoporosis, subperiosteal bone formation and subperiosteal bone swelling. Affect the motor system, such as muscle weakness and muscle atrophy. Mild hyperthyroidism will affect work and study, while severe hyperthyroidism will cause thyroid crisis, systemic failure and even death.

The harm of hyperthyroidism is sweating. In summer, because of the hot weather, we sweat easily, but sometimes we find ourselves sweating a lot. At this time, it is necessary to doubt whether it is a symptom of mild hyperthyroidism. When you sweat in winter, or when others don't feel hot, we should pay more attention to whether you have mild hyperthyroidism. Abnormal action. Some patients will find that hand shaking and foot shaking are more serious. For example, some people write crooked words and can't carry food, which will affect the daily life of patients. Sleep disorder. Dreaming is not easy to sleep, but easy to wake up. Mild hyperthyroidism also has some symptoms, such as palpitation, which is one of the symptoms of mild hyperthyroidism. The symptom is a rapid heartbeat. During non-strenuous exercise during the day, the heartbeat is often around 100, or even faster. In this case, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.