Hyperthyroidism reexamination needs to check several items

Hyperthyroidism is hyperthyroidism, hyperthyroidism reexamination generally needs to check thyroid function, thyroid autoantibodies, blood routine, liver function, electrocardiogram, thyroid ultrasound. 1. Thyroid function includes thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), free triiodothyronine (FT3), free thyroxine (FT4) and other indicators, which are key tests to evaluate the condition and treatment effect of hyperthyroidism. By detecting changes in these hormone levels, it can be clear whether hyperthyroidism is under control and whether treatment needs to be adjusted. 2. Thyroid autoantibodies such as thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPOAb), Thyroglobulin antibody (TgAb) and other antibody detection, help to understand the etiology and autoimmune status of hyperthyroidism, diagnosis and prognosis judgment has a certain significance. 3, blood hyperthyroidism patients may appear in the treatment process leukopenia and other adverse reactions, regular blood review can be found in time to take appropriate measures. 4. Liver function Drugs for hyperthyroidism may cause damage to the liver. Checking liver function can monitor side effects of drugs and ensure the safety of treatment.5. ECG Hyperthyroidism may cause cardiac problems such as arrhythmia. ECG examination can help evaluate the functional state of the heart and detect potential cardiac abnormalities in time. 6. Thyroid ultrasound can observe the size, shape and structure of thyroid gland, which is helpful to understand the overall situation of thyroid gland and judge whether there are nodules and other abnormalities. In short, the items reviewed for hyperthyroidism need to be comprehensively selected and evaluated according to the specific conditions of patients to ensure accurate understanding of the changes in the condition and guide subsequent treatment decisions. Patients should be reexamined regularly in strict accordance with the doctor's recommendations, and report the symptoms and discomfort during treatment to the doctor in detail during the reexamination, so that the doctor can make more reasonable judgment and treatment.