With the improvement of our living standards, people's requirements for food have also increased, and seafood seems to have become an indispensable food on the dinner table.

But as to whether patients with hyperthyroidism can eat seafood, my answer is no.

Patients with hyperthyroidism must avoid eating kelp, shells, crabs, fish, shrimp and other seafood and seafood in their diet. Such foods will seriously aggravate the symptoms of hyperthyroidism patients.

We must know that patients with hyperthyroidism must absolutely avoid one substance, which is iodine. Not only in food, but also in cosmetics, they must choose iodine-free facial cleansers. This substance can cause severe allergic reactions in patients with hyperthyroidism.

Since patients with hyperthyroidism have many taboos, it becomes urgent to formulate a healthy diet.

1. Eat more fresh fruits. Patients with hyperthyroidism can appropriately increase the supply of minerals, especially trace elements such as potassium, calcium and phosphorus. This will reduce the symptoms of thick neck and effectively relieve the pain.

2. Eat small meals frequently. We know that patients with hyperthyroidism will eat a lot, which is harmful to their health. Therefore, they should eat small meals frequently and never overeat or indulge themselves.

In addition, high-fiber foods should be properly controlled. Eat less indigestible foods such as leeks and more foods that are good for the stomach and digestion, such as mung beans.

When you get sick, you have to find a way to treat it. The treatment for hyperthyroidism is not complicated.

1. First of all, arrange your diet reasonably. Appropriate exercise should be done for all diseases except muscle damage. Drugs only force external recovery. Only when the internal body functions are normal will you be healthy.

2. The treatment drugs for patients with hyperthyroidism are thiouracil drugs. These drugs can effectively reduce the symptoms of thick neck and relieve the craving for food in patients with hyperthyroidism.

Having said all this, I hope friends suffering from hyperthyroidism will stay away from seafood. Although seafood is delicious, it is harmful to patients with hyperthyroidism, so they should be avoided.

In fact, no matter what kind of disease it is, the key to recovery lies in the word "nurture" in the later stage. Only when the various functions of the body are operating normally can the body move in a good direction and the disease will stay away from us.